Finding unconventional homes requires a bit more work than looking on the MLS, but once you are known for a niche, clients will start coming to you through referral sources and word of mouth. If oddball homes are an area you want to expand in, here’s what you should know.
Source: Inman News
7 types of oddball homes — and how to find them
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