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20 Comments on Choosing a buyer's agent at Lake Sinclair & Milledgeville, GA
Tammy, This is a good roadmap to a successful home purchase with a committed buyer's agent.
Debbie
Hi Tammy,
Awesome post and excellent resource for buyers. You have some unique aspects of your market area that buyers need to know about when preparing to purchase. Best of success to you this year!
Excellent post on the benefits of having a Buyers Agent and understanding Designated Agency. Who wouldn't want someone like Lane Realty on their side?
Thanks Debbie
Jordon- indeed we have some different garanimals down here in my neck of the woods
Thanks Carol.
You know, if you weren't featured so darn much I might suggest this. Wonderfully straight forward and comprehensive road-map here, Tammy.
Tammy-This a great list and knowing you like I do thru your blogs I know this to all be true and no hype. I suggested it even if Jason didn't. (Sorry Jason but I had to because it was worth a suggest) Tammy I did think of something funny when you said you come with the house. Do YOU have your own bedroom. Smiling
A good blog is a good blog. I suggested it as well:)
Jason-I knew I liked you for a reason and it is an EXCELLENT blog.
Thanks Jason and Sharon for the suggest. Of course give me an answering comments break already and just let buyers call me. I am just about to get my desk cleaned up enough to start interviewing assistants. I did not want to have them frightened away before they started.
Tammy,
No representation is so limiting in this day and age. I don't get it either.
Rich
Tammy...
I too am somewhat surprised when buyers eschew representation. In my humble opinion they would be better served by signing a brokerage agreement and getting a good agent to work FOR them!
Tammy, excellent list...hope you don't mind me borrowing a few things from it! If someone doesn't want representation...I really worry about them.
Mona- borrow away
Richard- I totally agree
Rich- I think some still just don't know. You'd think 20 years into buyer brokerage in Georgia they would know.
Alot of sloppiness get in the way. I have no doubt that Lane Realty agents offer a great representation, a cut above the rest.
Great post Tammy. Being somewhat new I try to get some take-away's from sucessful Realtors blogs, and your's are always insightful and informative. I have a motto "steal shamelessly" but only if the information is good.
Tammy - I agree with you; who would work with someone who doesn't represent them. Amazing. I would want to work with Tammy Lankford in the Lake Sinclair area definitely.
Thanks Loreena.
Heidi- I have learned and adapted my methods over the years of reading good ideas on AR too.
Toni- Thanks lady and you know I feel the same way about you.
Hi Tammy, I don't think people understand that if they don't hire their own buyer's agent then the agent assisting them with the paperwork representing the seller - at least in MD.
Very precise list of everything you do as a buyer's agent - there's so much value in it!
Andrea- there is "transaction brokerage" in Georgia with the agent working with the buyer representing no one. But if you haven't agreed to work "for the buyer" if the buyer looks hard I bet you would see most of those agents are working for their own best inerests, and not the buyers.
Tammy, I like the organization of this post, with specific categories of activities. It is easy to read and understand. Great job!