A recent survey revealed that many millennial homeowners regret their decision to purchase after the dust has cleared and they have settled into their new digs. Luckily, agents can help.
Source: Inman News
Two-thirds of millennial homeowners suffer from buyer’s remorse
Published in Agent, buyer's agents, buyer's remorse, Buyers Tools, lew sichelman, Lifestyle and millennials
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