A new company called Gitcha has launched which prioritizes an active buyer’s needs in the same way a portal advertises available listings. It’s active in the greater Phoenix MSA, including Scottsdale.
Source: Inman News
Gitcha leverages proposed NAR settlement to bolster buyers
Published in buyer agents, buyside compensation, comission lawsuits, Gitcha, Industry News, NAR settlement, Select and Technology
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