Sourced from various real estate pros all over the country, this recurring column features stories of what agents are seeing on the front lines and what others can draw from those experiences. This time, Teresa Boardman explains how newly minted real estate agents can thrive in their jobs when seasoned brokers lend a helping hand.
Source: Inman News
Tales from the field: How brokers should help new agents
Published in Agent, Brokerage, inexperienced agents, new agent experience, new agents, onboarding programs, purchase agreement, real estate agent, Select, service and supervision
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