Learn the benefits of using a buyer's agent to work for you in your home purchase.

WHY AN ABR?Accredited Buyer's Representatives work as buyer's advocates!

All Realtors look alike, but a Buyer Specialist is no Ordinary Realtor

  • A Buyers Specialist saves you time by being an expert in market inventory and by knowing where the best homes are for you.
  • A Buyers Specialist is a top professional representing you in the purchase of any home; new home, for sale by owner, re-sales and other real estate company listings.
  • A Buyers Specialist saves you money. A skilled negotiator that is working exclusively for you and all our expertise time and personal attention is absolutely free to you.

When serving as a buyer´s agent* an Accredited Buyer Representative will:

·        Respond honestly and accurately to all questions.

·        Search all available properties - listed, for-sale-by-owner, foreclosures, and new construction - for homes appropriate to the buyer's needs and wants.

·        Show suitable homes, specifying strengths and weaknesses.

·        Provide guidance on best property values

·        Advise on local requirements for professional property inspection and warranties.

·        Provide information and estimates for any services requested.

·        Arrange for property inspection

·        Confirm that needed corrections or repairs to the property have been completed.

·        Research and analyze comparative financial data on neighboring properties.

·        Offer broker opinions on value of properties under consideration.

·        Analyze mortgage loan terms from multiple lenders and advise on the most favorable.

·        Consult on appropriate offers to purchase.

·        Submit offers promptly.

·        Consult on counteroffers.

·        Assist in choosing the closing authority.

·        Review HUD-1 settlement statement for accuracy.

 

*Buyer´s Agency involves a written service agreement between the buyer and agent.   In the absence of a written buyer´s agency agreement, the agent is presumed to serve as a transaction broker.  For more information on agency relationships, CLICK HERE.



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