Charlotte-based loan officer-turned-real estate agent Bobby Downey shares how he keeps his clients top of mind by offering service worthy of Chick-fil-A.
Source: Inman News
A downturn convinced Bobby Downey to leave the mortgage industry to become an agent
Published in Agent, Agent Appreciation, AgentPlus, Bobby Downey, customer service, NextHome Properties, real estate agent appreciation and Select
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