When selling my home, do you ever get to meet the buyers?

When you sell your home, there is a very good likely-hood that you might not even might the buyer. Here's some reasons why:
-Sellers should not been home when there is a showing. If you go by toward the end of the time window and there are still cars in the driveway, circle back in a few more minutes. For all showings, the prospective buyer must be at the property with their own real estate agent.

-The offer on the home is set from the buyers agent to the your real estate that you hired to market and sell your home.  It is commonplace in the Danbury,CT area real estate market to have  buyers agent not present the offers in person to the seller or even the sellers agent. It would be even stranger if the buyer shows up at the homeowners house to discuss an offer.

-Sellers should not  be home for the time the buyer does the home inspection. The buyer does hire the home inspector for their time, and they should be left free to roam throughout the house provided the buyers agent stays at the house the entire time with them.

--For the closing, the sellers usually pre-sign all of the documents with their attorney in advance , and later the two attorneys meet up to swap paperwork, signatures and checks to finalize your sale.  

-The only reason a home buyer and seller might meet is to discuss any personal property the seller might want to sell to the buyer outside of the real estate transaction.