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Selling during coronavirus is next-level complicated — you need to find a real estate agent well equipped for the challenge.

Yes, real estate agents are still selling homes even in the markets most affected by COVID-19. In HomeLight’s May 13 Flash Poll, 44% of agents described their business as steady or growing. However, evolving government regulations, shifting market conditions, and looming contagion are putting even the most skilled agents to the test.

“We really had to pivot as an industry and as individual real estate agents to adapt,” shares Kris Shook, a top real estate agent in Tacoma, WA, who sells 77% more single-family homes than the average agent. “How are we going to showcase a house in probably one of the toughest environments that we have ever had? How do we sell a house that nobody has a chance to walk through? That’s very challenging.”

Now more than ever, you need to hire a real estate agent who is experienced, adaptable, and steadfast to secure your best sale.