Are you in the hottest seller’s market in the last 25 years in places like Denver or Boulder Colorado, South of Los Angeles in California, and parts of Boston, Massachusetts? Or are you looking at a cooler real estate market in the Midwest or more rural areas of your stae? Our SmartHomeSearch real estate buyers agents in the Colorado Exclusive…
Today we spoke with some of our premier buyer agents in the Boston, Massachusetts and the Los Angeles California areas. They are reporting some frustration with the market because they have buyers wanting to buy but the inventory of available properties is low. This makes for a frustrating experience for both the buyers and the buyers agents. It is a…
A real estate agent in the United States may work in a company where the agent can be in a designated relationship with a buyer or a seller. Designated agency evolved over the last decade in response to consumer demand for reduction of the conflict of interest that naturally occurs when a company does business with both sellers and buyers.…
Realtor agents can offer customer or client levels of service. One of these choices provides more advocacy and protection to you as a buyer. What is the difference between a Realtor who acts as a buyer's agent and one who acts as a transaction broker? There is a huge difference between the roles of a “buyer's agent” and a “transaction…
Assess your wants and needs in a home by checking out this short video. You will want to do this step prior to choosing real estate agents: Other steps to take before meeting with a real estate agent: Examine the codes of ethics and standards of practice of trusted sources such as national and state associations. Learn about the…
See this video on the top reasons to sign a buyers agency agreement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nyMWmw1UEE&t=6s Rather than have an implied oral agreement with a buyers agent, you will be in a much stronger position if you have a written agreement. A written agreement provides clearly specified obligations and duties, and can even have a clause that will outline what happens if…