Agents in nine new U.S markets are eligible to become Knock-certified as the rapidly growing mortgage proptech will begin offering its Home Swap to more cities in Arizona, Florida, Minnesota, Tennessee and Texas.
Source: Inman News
Agents in 9 new markets eligible to become Knock-Certified
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