Nonbanks demonstrate their expertise in meeting consumer expectations of speed, flexibility and digital customer experience; This is something real estate agents can facilitate by embracing processes that deliver the same level of service.
Source: Inman News
Top mortgage trends every Realtor needs to know about
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