Your real estate and home buying experience is a major event, and should be a pleasant one. Having a competent RealtorŪ to support and advise you, handle your concerns and possible pitfalls, and follow your transaction to closing will make it so. A RealtorŪ has many resources to assist you in your home search. Sometimes the property you are seeking is available but not actively advertised in the market, and it will take some investigation by your agent to find all available properties.

An Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR) has special training in representing buyers in a real estate transaction.

There are two primary jobs in buyer representation:

• Assuring that the buyer-client pays the right price.
• Protecting the buyer-client from major problems with their purchase.

Buyers have a right to be represented by their own real estate agent, who becomes their buyer representative. The buyer’s representative has an obligation not to disclose information about the buyer-client’s financial strength, motivation level, and negotiating strategy. In other words, the buyer’s agent has the same fiduciary duties to them that a listing agent has to the seller, including confidentiality, loyalty, competent care, and disclosure.

A good buyer representative will do the two primary jobs above and the following:

You can see that only your RealtorŪ will know all the details of this major transaction and major event in your life. That is why we believe it becomes a relationship. It is not just a transaction!

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