New agents are constantly asking Mauricio Umansky, founder and CEO of The Agency, what he did in his first year as an agent to lay the foundation for his career. Here, he shares the daily habits that helped set him up for success.
Source: Inman News
7 things new agents should do every day for a year
Published in Agent, budget, daily goals, elevator pitch, Mauricio Umanksy, new agent advice, Select, service and social media
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