Startups look promising on the outside, but they can’t always live up to the hype, says Tammy Britt. The longtime D.C.-area agent shares her experience with a startup after 16 years as a top performer with some of the biggest names in the real estate business.
Source: Inman News
Jumping ship for a startup brokerage? Do your homework first!
Published in Agent, Marketing, Opinion, Select, startups, Tammy Brit, Technology, TTR Sotheby's International Realty and WeWork
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