First-time home buyers, like repeat buyers, have a variety of information sources and tools to access when they search for a property. For slightly more than a quarter of them, looking at properties online was their first step. More than half of first-time buyers who used the Internet to search for homes viewed a Multiple Listing Services (MLS) web site; other popular web sites included those for individual real estate companies, REALTOR.com, and a real estate agent's own web site.
After that first step, first-time buyers also relied heavily on the knowledge and expertise of a real estate professional. Eighty-four percent of first-time buyers used their real estate agent as a source of information about buying a home. They typically contacted an agent two weeks after commencing their home search.
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