The number one quality of a great agent is their ability to provide exceptional customer service, making an “intangible” service into a “tangible” commodity. In fact, in a study by Real Estate Express, agents and brokers reported a superior client experience was the MOST important quality in a successful real estate career.
Source: Inman News
Why other agents are closing more deals than you
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