In his latest Snapshot profile, Brandon Doyle talks to Dan and Melody Smith of Anvil Real Estate about their leadership and training philosophy and their “relentless pursuit of agents’ success.”
Source: Inman News
How this indie brokerage is transforming agents’ lives
Published in Agent, Anvil Real Estate, brandon doyle, Brokerage, dan smith, Melody Smith, Profiles, Select, service, snapshot profiles, snapshots and teams
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