Buyers failed to bite this summer despite falling mortgage rates. It has agents about as down on their business prospects as they’ve been all year heading into the NAR settlement era, according to Intel’s Client Pipeline Tracker.
Source: Inman News
Real estate agents lament dud of a summer: Client Pipeline Tracker
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