Bring your confident self and exceptional service to every client opportunity. From there, follow these steps to devise an effective listing presentation that will have you winning listings like a champ, says The Agency’s Rainy Hake Austin.
Source: Inman News
Win ’em over! 7 steps for a fierce listing presentation
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