With the current market moving at such a frenetic pace, it’s easy to simply assume you know what’s going on and act accordingly. The problem is that by making certain assumptions, you can actually harm your clients and your commission.
Source: Inman News
5 assumptions that can harm your clients and hurt your commission
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