Real estate communication platform Happy Grasshopper has added Houston-based ERA Legacy Living as its latest hgRECRUITS brokerage partner, according to an announcement on Friday. ERA Legacy Living joins 123 leading brokerages, such as Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate and 72 Sold, that also use the platform.
Source: Inman News
Happy Grasshopper adds 124th hgRECRUITS brokerage partner
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