As an agent, you have a ton on your plate to accomplish every transaction. From ensuring your client feels comfortable throughout the entire process, to the never-ending paperwork that comes with a real estate transaction. Not to mention you have to manage your social media accounts, focus on lead generation, network within the industry, and more.
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How to increase your productivity with a transaction coordinator
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