Buyer's Agent
Q: Who Represents Home Buyers?
A: NOBODY... unless you use Buyer's Agent
Introducing: Buyer's Agent Services
Listing Agents represent seller.
Builder Home Sales Associate represent builder.
Who represents buyers in real estate purchases?
Who represents buyers in real estate purchases?
Only Buyer's Agent and their Brokers represent buyers.
Do I need a Buyer agent?
Do you need someone to
- Explain the terms and conditions in Purchase Contract?
- Negotiate price?
- Coordinate inspection, appraisals, walk-throughs?
- Answer to any question / resolve the issues during the contract periods?
- Work at your BEST interest?
If you answer is YES for all the above questions, then you will need a Buyer's Agent.
Most buyer's agents will accept the co-broke fee offered by the seller/builder and not charge the buyer a commission.
A Buyer's Agent will:
- Acts in the Buyer's best interest.
- Has a duty to disclose all facts to the buyer.
- Has a duty to advice the buyer.
- Obeys all legally permissible instructions.
- Maintains the confidentiality of the buyer's position.
- Negotiates on the buyer's behalf.
- Opens up all properties (FSBO) and ("Not on the market")
- All buyers have the right to representation. Whether you move into town or across town.
My personal commitmment to you as Buyer's Agent
- I will listen to you, because when I fully understand your real estate goals, I can help you achieve them.
- I will represent you with integrity and find you a home that best matches your needs.
- I will help you through the offer, financing, and escrow processes.
- I will communicate with you by keeping you up to date at every stage of the sales process.
- I will stay aware of the latest market trends and keep you updated.
- I won’t push you into buying a home. Instead I offer knowledgeable and trusted advice.
