I can not make it any clearer. Not using an experienced Realtor will cost you money, not save you money, especially if you are a Buyer, because it costs a buyer nothing to use a Buyers Agent
I am sure many of us get asked this question all the time. Why hire a real estate agent? I have addressed this question on my radio show a few time.
TOP 5 top reasons to hire a real estate agent:
- Education and Experience-Agents must complete 90 hours of real estate education plus pass the state exam to become licenses. Then, we must take additions 24 real estate credit hours every two years. Furthermore, an agent becomes more experienced in his/her trade as time goes on.
- Neighborhood Experience-Real estate agents start becoming experts in certain areas of the local real estate market vs an inexperienced person. This could save one thousands when purchasing or make someone thousands when listing the home.
- Networking-Real estate agents are networking every day with other people. We know a lot of people when it comes to real estate.
- Paperwork-We handle volumes of paperwork for the client suce as purchase contract, title report, LSR and so on.
- After Closing-We are still there after the closing when the client has questions. We have become the trusted adviser for the client
There are my top five reasons on whey people need to hire a real estate agent.
Which one do you like?
Would you add any further reasons why people need to hire a realtor? Please add
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