In a session titled ‘Nailing Your Listing Presentation,’ expert panelists at ICLV offered attendees 5 tips for doing just that.
Source: Inman News
Cyberstalking and ‘footprints’: How to nail listing presentations
Published in Agent, commissions, ICLV, Inman Connect Las Vegas, jackie soto, James Colucci, kimberly sethavarnish, listing presentations, oscar castaneda and Select
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