It’s no secret a transaction coordinator can help agents get more done. In fact, a skilled coordinator can save an agent up to 16 hours per deal, and help that agent close twice as many deals per year. The real question is whether it is better to outsource a transaction coordinator or bring one on as an employee.
Source: Inman News
Which is better: outsource a transaction coordinator or hire in-house?
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