trust: Representation In Real Estate Transactions
- 01/05/09 03:35 AM
Many concerned future home-buyers and sellers first question when deciding to buy or sell is can I do it myself? What will it cost? What is the first step? How much should I list for or offer to purchase a home? All of these are legitimate questions and most have very simple or very complicated answers depending on your knowledge of the field. In North Carolina(laws vary per state) most buyers will hire a Buyer's Agent to represent them in a transaction. In most cases the seller pays the commission so for the most part you as a buyer would not pay … (0 comments)
My blog consists of common questions and concerns dealing with buying and selling real estate. Covering all of Wake County which is the home of Raleigh, Cary, Fuquay Varina and Holly Springs just to name a few...you can always count on an informative ...not so boring opinion. It's a STEW of information dealing with all aspects of Real Estate.
Many concerned future home-buyers and sellers first question when deciding to buy or sell is can I do it myself? What will it cost? What is the first step? How much should I list for or offer to purchase a home? All of these are legitimate questions and most have very simple or very complicated answers depending on your knowledge of the field.
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