As the world becomes more connected, it’s time to explore the opportunities that international markets may have to offer both you and your clients, The Agency’s founder and CEO writes.
Source: Inman News
Mauricio Umansky on international market challenges, opportunities
Published in Brokerage, Columns, international markets, international real estate, international real estate deals, international transactions, Markets & Economy, Mauricio Umansky, Select and service
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