The best thing you can do for the acceleration of your real estate team, Erin McCormick Torres writes, is to attract, hire and drive immediate production for like-minded recruits.
Source: Inman News
How to find (and recruit) like-minded team members
Published in Agent, agent recruiting, Brokerage, Erin McCormick Torres, real estate agent recruiting, recruiting, recruitment, Select, service, team building, team recruiting and teams
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