an informed client

Anyone who's every bought a car knows the anxiety of Making The Deal. We all want to make the very best deal we can, but there's a certain amount of anxiety in the unknown. When you go to the car dealer, the better informed your are, the better a deal you'll make. This is certainly also true of real estate. Many people make bad deals but just as many people walk away from great ones because they are simply under-informed about the buying and selling process. If you do your homework, the transaction can often go much smoother and quicker. There'll be less anxiety about whether the deal is good or not because, once armed with the facts, you'll know a good deal when it is offered.

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  1. What does a real estate agent actually do and why do I need one? What's the difference between a Buyer's Agent and a Seller's Agent?

  2. If you and the Seller’s Agent split the commission, what incentive do you have to get me the best price? How do I trust that?

  3. You list properties in Homes magazines, too. Doesn’t that make you guys the Seller’s agent?

  4. What constitutes a slow market season? When are they and why do they occur? I mean, why do people sell and buy houses mainly during certain times of the year?

  5. I’ve never done this before. What happens at a “closing” and why do my friends all tell me it was the most difficult and expensive part of the process? Do I need a lawyer?

  6. What’s the difference between a Comparative Market Analysis and an appraisal?

 

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