The Real Estate Buyer's Bill of Rights
The four important items listed below constitute what I call a "Buyer's Bill of Rights"
I recall speaking with an area agent last autumn who boasted to me that he was able to keep both sides of the commission in a recent transaction because he managed to talk the buyer out of working with a buyer's agent. That’s sad, because using a buyer’s agent wouldn’t have cost that buyer a single cent in this situation. A good agent, an ethical agent wouldn’t pull the wool over your eyes in order to make a few extra bucks.
When you visit our Island and find yourself dazzled by all the scenic beauty and you begin to consider the idea of owning a home or cottage here, stop for a moment and consider the value of working with your own agent. It might not be the best idea to just walk into a real estate office and begin looking at homes with the listing agent. Remember that a buyer's agent looks after your interests, not those of the seller. It's your right to be represented in a real estate transaction.
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