Buying or selling a home is one of the most important financial decisions you will ever make. My role is to educate, guide, protect, and advocate for you throughout the entire process—so you can move forward with confidence.
Educate you through every step of the buying or selling process
Listen carefully to your needs to understand your real estate goals
Explain all paperwork, contracts, and disclosures in clear, simple terms
Prepare and review all required forms to ensure they are complete, accurate, and legally correct
Provide comparable sales data to help you determine fair market value
Help you find the right home in the right neighborhood
Pre-screen properties before showings to ensure they meet your needs
Show homes in a professional, efficient, and organized manner
Identify potential red flags and protect you from unfair seller practices
Negotiate strategically and effectively on your behalf
Advise you on the proper use and limitations of earnest money deposits
Guide you on when legal advice may be appropriate
Manage communication with the seller, other agents, attorneys, title, and escrow professionals
Advise you on necessary inspections (including septic, well, or soil when applicable)
Guide you on repair requests and priorities
Ensure appraisal requirements are properly handled
Oversee escrow, title, and closing processes from start to finish
Conduct and guide you through the final walk-through
Confirm all repairs and conditions are met prior to closing
Ensure a smooth closing, including obtaining keys and taking possession
I oversee every detail of your transaction to ensure it is handled professionally, efficiently, and in your best interest—so your experience is smooth, informed, and successful from start to finish.
When you work with a buyer’s agent, you have a professional whose sole responsibility is to represent you—the buyer. A buyer’s agent owes you full fiduciary duties and is committed to protecting your interests throughout the entire transaction.
A buyer’s agent works exclusively for you—not the seller—and is legally obligated to act in your best interest at all times. Over the past decade, buyer representation has become the standard in real estate transactions. According to the National Association of Realtors®, nearly half of all homebuyers used a buyer’s agent, and the majority of buyer agency relationships are now established through written agreements.
By entering into a buyer agency agreement, you gain the benefit of dedicated representation and the following fiduciary duties:
Loyalty
Your agent must place your interests above all others and work solely to achieve your goals.
Disclosure
You are entitled to full transparency regarding all material facts, including:
Relationships between the agent and other parties
The existence of other offers
Earnest money status
The seller’s financial condition (when known)
The property’s true market value
Commission arrangements
The legal impact of important contract provisions
Confidentiality
Your personal information, motivations, and negotiating position are kept private, while maintaining honesty and fairness with all parties involved.
Accounting
Any funds handled by the broker—such as earnest money—are properly accounted for and safeguarded.
Reasonable Skill and Care
Your agent uses professional expertise to:
Help determine a reasonable purchase price
Identify and investigate material facts about the property
Disclose relevant findings
Advise you throughout negotiations and the transaction process
With a buyer’s agent, your interests are fully represented from the initial home search through closing. This differs significantly from transactions where buyers are not formally represented, and therefore may not receive the same level of advocacy, protection, or guidance.
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