Brian Icenhower isn’t afraid to tell it like it is. He isn’t worried about losing followers. And he doesn’t care if the truth is hard to swallow. It’s time for the real estate industry to take its medicine, and Brian Icenhower is stepping up to give it.
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The bad news? Brokerages are broken. The good news? We can fix them.
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