Short-Form Videos: Written Buyer's Agreement, Compensation & Agent Value - Collection One

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Ready to Share Reel: Buyers Agreement Deadline

 

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📣 As of August 17th, 2024 you'll need a written agreement when touring homes with a REALTOR®️ 📣

This is now an industry standard and something to be aware of when buying a home.

While change often brings uncertainty, that's not the case with this requirement!

A written buyer agreement is designed to bring more clarity and transparency to the real estate transaction.

So, it benefits both the buyer and the agent you're working with by outlining the relationship, duties, and even agent compensation.

Whether you're touring a home in person or event doing a live virtual walkthrough with an agent, a written agreement is a requirement.

To learn more about what this will look like, the terms of the agreement, and the services provided, let's chat! 🤝 I'm happy to share more and this document and what the entire homebuying process looks like in today's market.


Ready to Share Reel: Need a Buyer's Agent

 

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🛑🏘️ Let’s take a look and see if working with an agent is right for you -

Because buying a home is a major financial decision and commitment.

If you want a successful closing, then I recommend you ask yourself -

🤔Are you aware of all the steps and legal requirements during a real estate transaction?

🤔Do you have professional training on negotiations, contracts, and market conditions?

🤔Can you effectively coordinate with all parties involved and do you know all the industry professionals you need to work with?

🤔Do you have the expertise to handle all documents correctly and how to represent yourself?

There are many reasons why working with a buyer’s agent, like me, is beneficial!

To even better understand how a buyer’s agent can help you, I suggest you review a written buyer’s agreement.

These written agreements (industry standard as of August 2024) can help share with you what exactly to expect from your agent, and it will be required to tour properties in the MLS.

I’m a professional who has spent countless hours learning and executing strategies for getting my buyers to the closing table.

So, my answer to the question, “do you really need a buyer’s agent?” is…YES! I recommend you work with a buyer’s agent whose value you’ll quickly find as soon as you start working with the right one.

*Note this info was compiled as of 5/6/2024
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Ready to Share Reel: Answers for Buyers

 

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These are good questions to be asking! ➡️ So, let's unpack them in today's market -

You might have seen news stories or posts online about the recent NAR Settlement and its implications for the real estate market.

Since this settlement, there have been some changes. So, let's take a look at these specific questions -

🤔 Question: "Do I really need a buyer's agent?"

🎤 My take: Working with a buyer's agent can be beneficial for you!

You'll have somebody to guide you throughout the process, answer any questions, address any issues that come up, and help you make informed decisions about buying.

🤔 Question: "Do I need to sign something to tour properties?"

✅ Answer: Yes, a written agreement will be required by MLS participants (your buyer's agent) before touring homes once the new NAR rules go into effect.

🎤 My take: A buyer's agreement can clarify what services will be provided to you and how compensation works. This gives you a clearer idea of what to expect and can help create a foundation of trust from the beginning.

As the market and industry evolve, I recommend talking to a trusted agent in your local market (like me 🙌) to help guide you through any questions you might have.

And be sure to follow along here as I share the latest updates!


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