When the pandemic exploded, realtors all over the US were forced to adjust. They needed to find new ways to accommodate the home buying needs of their clients, both the buyers and the sellers. Consumers today rely on buyer agents more than ever. A quick look at the National Buyers Agent Association's data below will give you an idea of…
For quick access to videos of the best qualities you'll need to look for in your next agent, check out Buyer Agent Search Video Interview Series. Today we're releasing videos of three top exclusive buyers agents and brokers in the National Buyers Agent Association. They answer questions about their duties and responsibilities towards consumers. Each one discusses some of the…
To buy or sell a home is a process that needs earnest intent. It is the biggest investment one will likely ever make so it needs careful planning and serious decision making. The success of the transaction lies heavily in the agent. Consumers depend on agents to help them achieve their “American Dream” or reap the investment they’re after. If…
How can buyers ensure they are choosing the right agent? Read on to know the answer. Kathleen Chiras is the owner/ CEO of the National Buyers Agent Association. It deals directly with real estate consumers. The service is built to ease buyers of challenges throughout the home buying process and more importantly, it's FREE. In this interview, she discussed how…
In the past, buyers were at a disadvantage in buying homes because the system was set up to favor sellers and Realtors. But nowadays, consumers can hire buyers agents who can negotiate 100% on their behalf and keep their motivations safe. Still, some buyers fail to get proper agent representation especially those who do not know that buyer representation exists.…
When we go out to the mall or the market, it’s a common practice to inspect any item we’re looking to buy. Perhaps for quality, durability, and pricing. And with the help of different social media platforms, we are given the capability to do the initial inspections even before we get to physically see the items. Is it the right…