The announcement comes about six months after Bailey was replaced as RE/MAX president by Amy Lessinger. At T3 Sixty, he will focus on business development, consulting and representing the firm at industry events.
Source: Inman News
Industry vet Nick Bailey joins T3 Sixty as chief real estate officer
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