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Buying a home?

Woman's Day Magazine Suggests you call Buyer's Broker

"Get a broker on your side. In most states, real-estate agents work for the seller, not the buyer. This means that the agent wants to get the seller the best price possible. Using a buyer's broker, who has your best interest in mind, may help you shave thousands off a home's purchase price, mortgage or various other costs, and there is no fee to the consumer."

When a homeowner is selling a home, and enters into a listing contract with a real estate broker to sell that home, the broker becomes their agent. The broker is legally required to act in the sellers best interests, to follow their instructions, and to obtain for them, the highest possible price for their property. But, when you're the BUYER of that house, and you work with that listing agent, that agent is still trying to get the highest possible price for the seller. The broker is required to act in an honest and fair way with you, however, the broker's loyalty, without other disclosure, is focused on obtaining the best deal for the seller! When you, the BUYER, sign a contract with a Buyer's Broker, that broker becomes your agent. He represents your best interests in the real estate transaction. A buyer's broker is legally required to represent your best interests, to follow your instructions, and to obtain for you, at the best possible price and terms, the property which you want to purchase.

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