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Signs You May Have the Wrong Realtor
Selecting the best agent to represent you in purchasing is one of the more fundamental priorities a buyer ought to have when getting started.
When selecting an agent you should start by doing an internet search of the type of agent that seems to be the best suited to help you in a particular neighborhood or community type. If an agent puts themselves out there as being an expert in a particular niche, then they likely are.
Working with the wrong agent can cost you precious time and even money.
Here are some signs you may have the wrong agent:
When selecting an agent you should start by doing an internet search of the type of agent that seems to be the best suited to help you in a particular neighborhood or community type. If an agent puts themselves out there as being an expert in a particular niche, then they likely are.
Working with the wrong agent can cost you precious time and even money.
Here are some signs you may have the wrong agent:
- Only showing their listings – This is a big red flag. As an agent, we always want to showcase our listings. However, limiting a potential buyer to a small pool of properties that include only their listings or the listings in their office is flat out ignorant. Be sure that you are seeing everything in the MLS.
- No email alerts – In today’s world timing is everything. As new properties get listed you need to know right away. Do not rely on your agent to see a new listing and to think of letting you know. The technology is now in place to get email alerts as new homes get listed that match your specific criteria. This is a must and if your agent is unfamiliar with this technology then find another one quickly.
- Limited agency – If your agent doesn't ask to work with you exclusively. Ask the agent how they will be representing you. You would want to enter into a buyer-broker agreement so that your agent is representing your interests fully.