Despite daily uncertainties of an ever-changing national landscape, Katie Day of MOVEMETOTX with Coldwell Banker says her team consistently displays an ability to quickly adapt.
Source: Inman News
Pandemic or not, nimbleness is key to success for this Houston team
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