In line with Intel’s own findings, analyst Mike DelPrete sees that consumers still value buyer agent services the same as before Aug. 17.
Source: Inman News
DelPrete: Even more evidence that commissions aren’t dropping
Published in buyer commissions, commission, Inman Intel and mike delprete
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