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No-Cost Buyer's Agency

 
What does an agent do?

You should understand right from the start what type of relationship exists between you and the agents you deal with. Real estate agents - brokers and sales associates - in the state of Georgia are required by law to let consumers know whether they are representing
the buyer or the seller.

Traditionally, real estate agents represented the seller. That was true whether the agent helped the homeowner market the home or the homebuyer find the right home. Agents were legally bound to represent the seller. Typically the seller paid both the listing agent and the agent who brought the buyer. 

Today's real estate market has introduced new ways for real estate agents to work with buyers and sellers. Now consumers have choices. If you want to sell a home, you can engage a real estate agent who is a "seller's agent." If you buy a home, you will probably work with a Seller's Agent, a Buyer's Agent , a Transaction Agent, or a Dual Agent.
 

Can using the right agent save time & money?
Absolutely!

 

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