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Choosing
a REALTOR®
Morris
Digital Works Wire Service
Although
REALTORS® might specialize in existing homes, new homes or a particular
area of town, experience is a key factor in choosing a REALTOR®.
Experienced REALTORS® can guide home buyers toward a home that
fits their needs.
They
have looked at numerous homes and can help filter out what homes
work for you and what homes won't work for you.
Many agents are more informed about homes in a particular market
than throughout the entire community. Integrity, a marketing plan
and regular communication are benchmarks of a good REALTOR®.
A seller should look for a REALTOR® who will get their home in
market condition. The home should compare with other homes already
on the market.
If a home isn't up to par, the seller will start the process at
a disadvantage.
On the flip side, individuals in the market for a home should
choose a REALTOR® who will listen to their concerns. For a first-time
buyer, a REALTOR® should clearly explain the home-buying process.
The buyer also should be comfortable having a working relationship
with the agent.
Referrals from friends, neighbors or co-workers can ease the search
for an effective REALTOR® Real Estate Agents are familiar with
current real estate values, taxes and other costs that could sway
a purchase.
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