Buying a Home in South Florida
Why You Should Hire A Buyer's Representative
Home buyers have a choice of going it alone with the listing agent (who represents to the seller) and may not act in your best interest, or being represented by a Realtor. The rules have changed recently. In order for a buyer to tour properties with an agent they must sign a buyer representation agreement. It isn't as ominous as it sounds. Buyer representation agreements have been forever. Up until now they have been mostly voluntary. The agreement makes the process more transparent and the duration of the agreement can be as short as one day.
A qualified buyer's agent can do these things for you:
- Search for properties that meet your criteria.
- Help you understand the value of homes your are interested in by showing you recent area home sales.
- Write up offers.
- Negotiate the best deal for you.
- Help you understand your closing costs.
- Refer you to my trusted vendors such as Lenders, Home Inspectors, Contractors, Movers and more
When you sign up to view listings here on my site one of my experienced buyer agents will reach out to contact you or you can call now for an initial consultation.
