In this month’s scenario, Anthony Askowitz takes on the case of a newly divorced agent who is having trouble adjusting to her new “single” status in her real estate office. How can her broker help with this difficult transition and adjust any legitimate inequities?
Source: Inman News
Married vs. single agents: Balancing familial status in the office
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