More than 80 percent of real estate agents work for small brokerages with fewer than 25 agents, and the average is seven, Brad Inman writes. But their might was on full display in 2023.
Source: Inman News
Brad Inman: ‘Unsung hero of real estate’ is the small broker-owner
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