Leaders from Better, Point and EasyKnock said that consumers are becoming increasingly curious about alternative financing options — but they still need agents to help guide them.
Source: Inman News
With agent as consultant, proptech can unlock more transactions
Published in alternative finance, Better, Clelia Peters, EasyKnock, Eoin Matthews, ICNY2024, inman connect, Jarred Kessler, Point, pre-approval, Property Portfolio, PropTech, Select, Technology and Vishal Garg
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