New research shows that more and more unmarried couples are living together, so real estate agents need to be prepared to work with these types of clients.
Source: Inman News
Cohabitation of unmarried couples is on the rise as marriage rates decline
Published in Agent, cohabitation, lew sichelman, marriage, Opinion, pew research center and Select
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