The virtual brokerage grappled with losses as it paid out its settlement in antitrust commission lawsuits and increased agent losses in a bid to offload less productive agents from the platform.
Source: Inman News
EXp posts modest revenue gain, reaching $1.2B in 3rd quarter
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