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Why a buyer's agent...
The buyer's agent must be completely loyal to the buyer with whom a signed agreement
has been drafted and represent the buyer's interest in all real estate dealings.
Only an exclusive buyer's agent can...
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give an unbiased property analysis and furnish comparables. |
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recommend a price to offer. |
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advise for the buyers benefit only. |
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reveal information about the seller's position and reason for selling. |
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advise you on surveys, inspections, title policies, attorneys and all the details
of the real estate transaction. |
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And most importantly
only an exclusive buyer's agent will represent your best interest
in the closing process |
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Me with my Greyhounds...
I'm the one in the cap.
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What's the difference...
REMEMBER...by law, a real estate agency that takes listings is a "seller's
agent." And while a sales person can act as a buyer's agent on listings not
within the real estate agency, when the potential buyer is interested in one of the
"in house" listings, the agent CANNOT give 100% loyalty to either the buyer
or the seller.
THERE is a Latin term...Caveat Emptor...which means, "Let the buyer beware"
and without an exclusive buyer's agent, it is sound advice.
WHICH would you rather have,
- a seller's agent that acts as a buyer's agent part time and CANNOT give you 100%
representation on an "in house" listing,
- or an exclusive Buyer's Agent that works ONLY for the Buyer 100% of the time?
The DIFFERENCE is clear.
| SO... if you are in the market for any type of northwestern Michigan real estate... |
| on Crystal
Lake, Platte Lake, Glen Lake, or Lake Michigan; |
| in the beautiful
resort towns of: |
| Frankfort,
Glen Arbor, Empire, Beulah, or Lake Ann; |
| or on the
beautiful Betsie or Platte rivers, ... |
DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE!
Let me be YOUR buyer's agent.
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2006 - 2007 by
Richard D. Jenkins
and ATI
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