Jay Thompson completes his homebuying journey and describes the painstaking and archaic process of closing amid COVID-19, plus a lesson or two for agents.
Source: Inman News
The closing process is painful! Someone disrupt it already
Published in Agent, closing, Columns, homebuying, jay thompson, Opinion, second homes, Select, service and teams
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