Second-time buyers prefer Exclusive Buyer Agents. They've learned it's a smarter way to buy homes.
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The Listing Agent is Not on Your Side
Don’t be Vulnerable!
As a home buyer, any time you call a property's listing agent, you’re putting yourself in a vulnerable position. That agent—the one with his or her name on the yard sign, in the newspaper ad, or on the Multiple Listing Service—represents the seller. They are not on your side.
They May be Well Intentioned, But...
They may be very well-intentioned. But as noted, they’re just doing their job; it simply is not in their interest to tell you things that might be detrimental for home buyers. In fact, even if they wanted to tell you things that might benefit you, they may be prevented contractually—or even legally—from disclosing critical information.
Do Not Contact the Listing Agent
If you want to arrange a showing, do not contact the listing agent. Instead, to make sure your interests are served, contact The Home Buyers, Inc.
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The Search - Title and Insurance
Title search, title insurance, homeowners insurance, flood insurance, warranties—the Home Buyers, Inc. will walk you through it all.
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Pay Attention to Fees and Expenses
Be on the lookout for the commissions, extra fees, add-ons, hidden fees, and other overlooked expenses that can suck the profit out of your sale.
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Financing Your Home
As a home buyer, you start with the size of the mortgage for which you qualify. But there are other questions to ask yourself.
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We should talk.
You know why lots of second-time home buyers choose an Exclusive Buyers Agent over a traditional real estate agency? It's because they've already been through the process—and realize there's a better way to buy a house.
