Buyer Agent Infomation
Here are just three examples of the many benefits available for you. . .
- Substantial Savings Possible!
We will help YOU negotiate to obtain the lowest possible price, terms and conditions to fit your financial situation. We can negotiate for the seller to pay some or all of your closing costs! We will SAVE you hundreds of hours of time and thousands of dollars by doing the house hunting for you and by researching all the available properties that meet your specifications. You DO NOT have to spend endless hours calling or driving around only to find that the property you like is not in your price range or does not meet your specifications.
We will represent YOU in your purchase of any property that is available for sale, not just our own listings!
- You will be shown Everything!
We will show YOU ALL the homes that are available including those marketed by ALL Real Estate Companies, as well as unlisted properties such as for sale by owners, foreclosure sales and homes not yet on the market.
In other words, you will have access to the TOTAL market, not just a select few or only one companies listings.
What is the difference between a Buyer's Agent and A Seller's Agent and what does it mean to me?
Before you look at any property whether by yourself, at an open house, or with a Real Estate Agent, you need to know that unless you have a written agreement with a Real Estate Agent, everyone you speak to is working for the seller as a Seller's Agent. You are NOT represented. The only way you can have your interests protected is to have a written agreement with a licensed Real Estate Agent stating you want them to work for you as your Buyer's Agent.
When you sign a Buyer's Agency Agreement with a licensed Real Estate Agent, you will have access to ALL property for sale no matter who is the listing agent. You WILL BE REPRESENTED and protected with a Buyer's Agency Agreement!! Listed below are the duties and obligations of both a Buyers Agent and A Seller's Agent. Who do you want to represent you when you buy your home?
BUYER'S AGENTS
A Buyer's Agent acts solely on behalf of the buyer when they have a signed Buyer's Agency Agreement with the buyer.
A Realtor acting as the Buyer's Agent has a legal obligation to:
- Fully disclose to the buyer ALL FACTS that might affect or influence the buyer's decision to make an offer on the property
- Promote the best interests of the buyer
- Keep confidential, the buyer's motivations for buying
- Present all offers on behalf of the buyer
- Disclose to buyer all information known to the Buyer's Agent about the willingness of the seller to complete the sale or to accept a lower price.
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