buying: Frequently Asked Questions
- 08/14/07 09:28 AM
Do I have to call/use the listing agent? No. If the listing is MLS you may use virtually any agent from any company. In fact, you may want to consider choosing an agent other than the listing agent so you can maximize the amount of information you can obtain on the house, as well as get advice on what to offer for a purchase price. Some agents, like ourselves, have colleagues whom they work with to avoid any potential conflict of interest and give the clients the best representation possible. Can I save money by buying privately? Typically no. Real Estate … (1 comments)
buying: Real estate Forms
- 08/14/07 09:23 AM
1. BUYER BROKERAGE AGREEMENT An agreement with a Realtor* to use their services to help locate a home to purchase. Outlines the dates agreement is in force, remuneration, deposits, obligations. Obligates a client to work with the agent until expiry or written notice of termination. 2. WORKING WITH A REALTOR* A summary of the duties performed by the real estate agent as it pertains to you, outlines types of "agency" relationships. You will be required to sign this document but it simply acknowledges an explanation of "agency" has *been given to you and does not obligate you to work with any … (0 comments)
buying: Step By Step Buying
- 08/14/07 09:21 AM
1. GET PRE-ARROVED FOR A MORTGAGE. Call a few brokers for rates and terms and to find out how much you are able to invest into a home. 2. CALL SANDY TO CHAT We should get together to talk about what you are looking for, price range, location and style of house, your needs versus your wants, and how soon you want to move. I will input this information into the prospecting system online which will notify us IMMEDIATELY of anything matching your criteria that comes on the market. This gives you the advantage of seeing hot new listings as they … (0 comments)
Do I have to call/use the listing agent? No. If the listing is MLS you may use virtually any agent from any company. In fact, you may want to consider choosing an agent other than the listing agent so you can maximize the amount of information you can obtain on the house, as well as get advice on what to offer for a purchase price. Some agents, like ourselves, have colleagues whom they work with to avoid any potential conflict of interest and give the clients the best representation possible. 
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