CEO Marco Fregenal says the flat-fee brokerage is making progress toward achieving 2024 goals despite seasonality and broader industry challenges driving a $5.9 million Q1 net loss.
Source: Inman News
Fathom Realty has more agents, fewer Q1 sales than a year ago
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