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Why A Buyer's Agent?
As a realtor who often serves as a "Buyer's Agent," Brian is not afraid to roll up his sleeves and work for you. From arranging six showings in one day to videotaping a newly listed property and emailing it to you, he is willing to do what it takes to help you find the right home.
Brian does ask that the clients that work with him show the same level of loyalty and commitment that he gives to them, and that they rely on Brian alone to serve as their agent. Often, when clients work with more than one agent simultaneously, it's because they do not understand what a Buyer's Agent is or why they should have one. The following information
may be helpful in understanding how a buyer can benefit from hiring an experienced professional such as Brian Groetsch as a Buyer's Agent:
A Buyer's Agent is a real estate agent hired specifically
to represent the buyer in a real estate transaction.
The Listing Agent has been hired to represent the seller. And until a new agreement has been created with the buyer, seller and listing office, that Agent's loyalties will remain with the seller. The Buyer's Agent, on the other hand, acts purely in the best interest of the buyer, helping the buyer find a home, make an offer, negotiate the contract, secure financing,
and prepare for settlement.
A Buyer's Agent can save you time.
If you were to attend every open house and investigate every listing that caught your eye, you would spend a great deal of time seeing homes that weren't right for you. A Buyer's Agent can reduce wasted time by helping you sort through listings, and even previewing homes to determine whether they meet your needs.
Buyer's Agents make the buying process run more smoothly.
Because Buyer's Agents have been involved in so many real estate transactions, they are familiar with the steps that must take place in order to reach settlement, and they can assist in their completion. From handling contract negotiations to scheduling inspections, a Buyer's Agent will walk you through the buying process, step by step, ensuring that when you
reach settlement, you'll have no unpleasant surprises.
Buyer's Agents are free to the buyer.
Hiring a Buyers Agent is FREE to the buyer as all professional service fees are paid by the seller.
Since you, as a buyer, can hire your own real estate agent to represent your best interests, save you time, make your transaction run more smoothly - all free of charge - rather than asking, "Why should I hire a Buyer's Agent," the better question might be, "Why wouldn't you hire
a Buyer's Agent?"
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