In today’s competitive market, houses in all price ranges are drawing multiple offers, leaving many buyers in the lurch and exhausting agents. Here, pros share with Inman how they’re getting by and what they see as the path forward.
Source: Inman News
How to skirt the bidding war: Agents share their strategies
Published in Agent, bidding wars, chicago, coldwell banker, douglas elliman, Jennifer Leahy, memphis, mike opyd, re/max and Select
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