Spending time with potential clients who have yet to get a pre-approval letter gives you an opportunity to build a relationship, get referrals and update your knowledge of the current inventory.
Source: Inman News
7 reasons you shouldn’t require a pre-approval to show a home
Published in Agent, missy yost, preapproval, Select and showings
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