It can happen to any agent: Your buyers visit a new construction site without you, and you lose out on the commission. Here’s how to avoid that and make sure you get paid.
Source: Inman News
Why buyer representation is critical for new construction
Published in Agent, back to basics, buyer representation, Columns, john giffen, new construction, Select, service, teams and theme-month-202004
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