A day in the life of a real estate agent can be hectic and include a wide range of activities — from meeting with clients and staging homes to social media marketing and coordinating transactions. When it comes to leading a team, however, a typical day can be very different.
Source: Inman News
A day in the life of a real estate team leader
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