If you’ve got buyers who’ve decided to make the massive leap from renter to owner, and you’re trying to build a business on repeat and referral clients, give all of your first-timers these five tips. You’ll be their agent for life.
Source: Inman News
5 tips that’ll put your first-time buyers at ease (and get you stellar reviews)
Published in Agent, b2b, back to basics, first-time buyers, first-time homebuyers, referrals, repeat business, Romana King and Select
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