As the year reaches its end, now is the perfect time to give an extra token of thanks to the stager who helped you spruce up a bland listing, the photog that literally put your business in its best light with amazing pictures or the ever-reliable handyman that helped a stressed seller with emergency repairs or a fresh coat of paint. Here’s a quick guide on how to appropriately tip the important players in your real estate ecosystem.
Source: Inman News
To tip or not to tip: How to thank your real estate ecosystem this year
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