The flexible-spending model real estate franchise beat out a number of other real estate franchises assessed by Franchise Business Review this year, including Keller Williams, Weichert Real Estate, Sotheby’s International Realty and others.
Source: Inman News
NextHome lands No. 1 franchise ranking for third straight year
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