EXp’s recruitment and retention strategy took center stage during the brokerage’s Q3 earnings, with a solid boost in agent productivity and team growth showing eXp’s strength in a rapidly changing competitive landscape.
Source: Inman News
EXp digs at Compass during Q3 earnings as agent retention soars
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