Overpaying $1,000's of dollars for a property because they did not use a Realtor who represented the buyer.  Make sure you get represented.  The listing agent works for the seller not you the buyer.

I represent buyers and here are many of the tasks I do for you.

My commission is paid for by the seller.

1. Review homes that meet your search criteria
2. E-mail Listings to review
3. Schedule homes to show
4. Map out the location of each home that is scheduled to view
5. Get all your questions answered
6. Mortgage pre-qualification
7. Advice on what type of loan fits your needs and why
8. Offer financial alternatives to conventional means if needed
9. Review of your good faith estimate from lender to confirm all closing costs are apparent to the buyer before singing a contract. No surprises
10. Information on loans that could save you tens of thousands of dollars
11. Provide community information
12. Direction on permitting for building
13. Provide specialized information pertaining to horse properties
14. Provide specialized information pertaining to over 55 communities
15. Provide you with home owners association documents
16. Review how property taxes are assessed
17. Write up your purchase contract and review what your signing.
18. Negotiate the terms of purchase contract for you with the seller’s agent
19. Handle your escrow deposit
20. Provide you an easy to follow project schedule outlining your contract commitments and deadlines.
21. Work with the appraiser, selling Realtor, inspectors, contractors, lender, home warranty company, and title company.
22. Handle any issue that may arise in a real estate transaction
23. Answer your questions regarding properties, appraisal, inspections, contractors, lenders, and title commitment.
24. Do a walk through inspection with you
25. Review your closing statement to make sure there are no math errors.
26. Make sure you have all the utility information for your new home.
27. Process all the legal paperwork involved in a transaction.

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