The real estate industry has been in an era of rapid digitization for the past decade, and venture capitalists are pushing fast-forward on a future where transactions are as simple as buying a new car. Although that future terrifies most agents, Inman founder Brad Inman says it holds plenty of opportunity — if you’re open to it.
Source: Inman News
Brad Inman challenges agents to embrace the future: ‘This is your time’
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