Being quarantined at home equals more time to accomplish long-delayed tasks. So, the pressure to plan the future is on. Here, one indie broker shares why she is refraining from doing that.
Source: Inman News
What one indie broker isn’t doing in quarantine
Published in Agent, COVID-19 experience, Essential services, home office, indie broker, Opinion, Planning future, pressure, productivity, Select, service and teresa boardman
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