On Thursday, a lottery ticket sold in a convenience store in Lonaconing, Maryland, became the fourth-highest jackpot in Powerball history. Odds are, the winner’s going to need an agent.
Source: Inman News
How do you serve a client who just won the $731.1M Powerball lottery?
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