Everyone might not be your cup of tea (and vice versa), but you can learn to understand the various personality types you’ll encounter in real estate and adjust your strategy if needed. Broker Kathy Zorn breaks down what to look for and how to come out of your interactions with a win.
Source: Inman News
How to work with any personality type
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