The second annual Top Producers list honors 325 agents and team leaders who raked in $4.85 million in 2021, alone, reflecting the growing influence of LGBTQ+ agents in the industry, the Alliance says.
Source: Inman News
Top-Producing LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance members earned $4.85M
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