Keller Williams, Douglas Elliman, the DOJ and the NAR. Brad Inman’s crystal ball is “a little foggy — but a big trend is coming into focus for me” in 2022, Inman’s founder writes.
Source: Inman News
Brad Inman’s real estate predictions for 2022: Here’s to a sober year
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