Client relationships have interesting dynamics. Some are easy, and some are very difficult. Here are some pointers I’ve picked up along the way to help you manage your client relationships to perfection.
Source: Inman News
9 tips for making sure your client relationships aren’t ‘complicated’
Published in Agent, building relationships, client relationships, john giffen, relationship building and Select
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