
How to Get Buyers Who Want to Work with You (and Pay You!) Even If the Way Buyers’ Agents Get Paid Changes
Being a buyers’ agent is a total crap shoot, yet the vast majority of agents find themselves constantly rolling the dice, hoping to get paid.
It’s hard to believe Disney’s Frozen came out in 2013. The movie and its infectious ballad “Let It Go” have become so ingrained in today’s pop culture, it seems like Frozen has been with us all along (especially if you have kids).
But something’s missing in the lyrics, don’t you think? Hmm. Needs a little more…
… real estate!
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