My glass-half-full analysis of 2020 is that many real estate agents who might have been neglecting their sphere corrected that, reaching out to folks not just to try to earn a listing or commission, but to see how they were doing personally. Here’s why that’s important.
Source: Inman News
Why people matter most: One real estate pro recounts his story
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