May 12, 2008
Buying tip: Agents don't work for you
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When first contact is made ... the real estate agent is working on behalf of the seller; 99 percent of buyers are unaware of this fact. The way to ensure that a real estate agent is working on your behalf is to ask for a buyer broker agency agreement. Without this agreement, all real estate agents are working on behalf of the seller.
Dallas Moore, Happy Homes Realty, Middle Island
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