As the ADU trend continues to gain traction, Kendyl Young’s role in equipping agents with the tools they need to navigate this new landscape is vital. Brandon Doyle talks to her about how she’s helping to educate agents on this niche.
Source: Inman News
This semi-retired broker is shifting the conversation around ADUs
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