When disaster strikes, the connections we’ve built in the course of our daily work can prove invaluable in the recovery effort and beyond. Marcus Larrea shares how his team helped their community recover from Hurricane Ian.
Source: Inman News
Dealing with disasters: How agents can help their communities recover
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