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Knows the community.
Choose a sales professional who really knows the local real estate market, who
can identify the most likely buyer type for your present home, and who can
introduce you to the neighborhoods, schools, parks, playgrounds, shops, and more.
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Can show you more of the homes available throughout the area.
Choose a sales professional who subscribes to at least one Multiple Listing
Service (MLS). This means you'll have access to information on as much as 90
percent of all homes for sale in the community.
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Provide all the services you need.
Choose a sales professional who has the products, services, and know-how to find
the right home for you — and to market your present home for a faster, more
profitable sale.
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Offer you protection against unexpected repair bills in your new home.
The last thing a new homeowner wants to worry about is spending cash to cover a
major repair expense. Choose a sales professional who can offer you a warranty
protection on your new home.
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Listens to your needs and responds as a friend.
Choose a sales professional who really listens, and shows as much interest in
your satisfaction as in making the transaction. You may even want to consider
working with a buyer's agent.
