Agents in California and New York share how they’re dealing with softening seller’s markets and if buyer’s incentives are worth the potential trouble.
Source: Inman News
Are incentives the key to navigating a softening seller’s market?
Published in Agent, buyers incentives, Conflict of Interest, Coronavirus, courtney poulos, Emily Beaven, los angeles, Matthew Bizzarro, new york city, respa, sacramento, san francisco, Select and Tim Collom
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