Managing clients throughout the buying or selling process requires 100 percent laser focus to get the deal done. Throw a challenging agent on the other side of the transaction, and you’re likely to encounter deal-killers along the way. Here are some of the problematic behaviors agents exhibit and how to squash them.
Source: Inman News
How to crush problematic agent behavior before it kills your deal
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