Agent Teams Working in CT Face New Rules
Any real estate agent team working in Connecticut will face new rules for how they can name themselves come Jan. 1, 2022.
Why Some Teams Fail
by Bernice Ross | Sep 6, 2020
Are you thinking about starting a team or do you already have one? Failure to keep an eye out for these mistakes can result in disputes within your team, cash flow problems or even the disbanding of your team.
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