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John Parker
Phone 214-432-1062Fax 214-206-8433
9304 Forest Lane Suite 222 • Dallas  TX 75243
 
Dallas,TX - Benefits of Working with a Real Estate Agent
If you are currently in the market to purchase a new home, or sell your existing home, there are several advantages to working with a real estate agent. Often times, people attempt to sell their home on their own and do not realize all of the work that is involved. The same goes for attempting to purchase a new home. It can become overwhelming when you start talking about offer to purchases, counteroffers, addendums, and the list goes on. This is where you can benefit from the services provided by a real estate agent.

You should use a Realtor when trying to sell your home because they handle many of the legal aspects of the sale. They handle the purchase agreements, paperwork, listing your home, showing your home, and many other things. Most homes that are attempted to be sold FSBO, For Sale By Owner, end up being listed with a Realtor after a number of months without any serious action on their home, and after realizing how much work is involved in trying to sell your home by yourself. A Realtor can save you a lot of time, money and take some of the personal liability from you trying to sell the home yourself.

Realtors have been trained to make the transaction run smooth and fast and can spot potential problems before they start making the transaction more enjoyable.

Realtors make sure the people they show your home to are pre-qualified. They also are professionals at what they do. I wouldn't try to tell an accountant how to do his job, and when it comes to buying or selling a home it takes a professional.

A good Realtor should be an expert on the neighborhoods in the area you want to live. They will also discuss the costs of housing in your area. A real estate agent will have knowledge of local school systems as well as area industry and commerce. Finding a good agent isn't always easy. Ask your family and friends for the name of a few good Realtors or visit a local office and interview them yourself.

When you are buying a home, a real estate agent works on your behalf at no cost to you. This is even true if you want to buy a newly constructed home.
Remember, the seller's agent or the builder's salesperson is there to represent the best interests of the seller. You should have your own agent to represent your own best interests.

In order to make sure the agent works for you, you may want an executed Buyer's Agency Agreement with the Realtor.

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