If you have ever used a realtor how did you decide on which one to use?

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    duffydyerposted 15 years ago

    If you have ever used a realtor  how did you decide on which one to use?

  2. pendell2 profile image59
    pendell2posted 15 years ago

    The saying about Real Estate is that it depends on location, location, location.  We choose real estate agents that are best acquainted with  and do the most marketing of the precise neighborhood in question.

         When we we look at real estate listings that are wildly mispriced or sit on the market forever, invariably they are the listings of an agent from a totally different part of town, or a mega-realtor interested only in reaping the commission from putting a property in the MLS.

  3. carriegoff profile image60
    carriegoffposted 15 years ago

    As a former Realtor, I can tell you that many Realtor are selling one thing: themselves.  There isn't one company that is "better" than the next, it all has to do with the individual people.

    That said, most realtor are selling agents, which means, if you are BUYING a house and you go to the listing agent on the house you are interested in, they are required, by law, to represent the seller, not you. They can't tell you anything about the house that might hurt the seller, just like a lawyer can't betray confidences of their clients, no matter how bad the information might be.

    If you are thinking of selling a house, go to your local Realtor Association and ask which Real Estate Agent has sold the most houses the past year (if they will tell you), and ask around for peoples' opinions. If you are buying a house, ask every person you can who is a good, honest, hardworking agent and then ask that agent to enter into a Buyer's Agent Agreement that you both sign. That way, your agent represents YOU and your best interests.

    That's the biggest thing I learned about Real Estate during my short career: Only the seller is represented by ever Realtor unless you specifically enter into a Buyer's Agreement.

  4. Fullerman5000 profile image54
    Fullerman5000posted 14 years ago

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  5. roym profile image57
    roymposted 12 years ago

    Hey..you can check out this article for "tips on choosing a good realtor"

    http://tropicanarealtyhomes.net/blog/po … altor.aspx

 
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