In the above session from Connect Now, Scott Gartner of RoadtoClose™ discusses a simple path for all real estate parties and transactions — one app that puts the process in the palm of everyone’s hand. RoadtoClose™ is visible, secure and accessible, empowering users and giving everyone a view from the driver’s seat.
Source: Inman News
How to take 4 simple steps and get back hours every week
Published in agent tools, communication tools, DTM, How to take 4 simple steps and get back hours every week, real estate, RoadtoClose, Sponsored, time management and Transaction Management
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