Steering homebuyers through a competitive, low inventory market can be difficult. Even the most experienced real estate agent can have a hard time helping their clients through a tight housing market. From bidding wars to high asking prices, set expectations for your clients on what to expect in a hot market.
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5 things to share with your clients in low inventory markets
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