The company reported having 81,904 agents at the end of the first quarter amid an ongoing slide in headcount. It also reported its agents sold 2 percent fewer homes in the quarter compared to a year ago.
Source: Inman News
EXp reports a dip in homes sold, agent count in Q1
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