At Connect Now, brokers from around the country shared advice on keeping buyers motivated and sellers focused, surfacing new listings and accomplishing your goals without compromising your values.
Source: Inman News
Top brokers reveal how they’re coping with tight inventory
Published in Agent, Amy Somerville, Anne Jones, Connect Now, inman events, Moment of Clarity LLC, Select, Terrence Murphy, TM5 Properties, Tommy Choi, Weinberg Choi Residential and Windermere Abode
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