Things A Real Estate Agent Should Do for You
Just like in any other profession, there are good real estate agents … and there are, unfortunately, subpar real estate agents, too. But how do you know if you’ve got a dreamboat or a dud handling your real estate transaction?
One way to know whether you’ve got a good agent (or not) is to consider some of the tasks and activities that a really good agent will manage for a client, then apply what you’ve learned to your own agent. If you don’t have time to track down all of the things that a good agent should be doing for a buyer or a seller, then you’re in luck: We’ve compiled a list so you don’t have to.
ASK YOU ABOUT YOUR HOMEOWNERSHIP NEEDS (AND HOPES)
Making suppositions is hazardous in ideal circumstances, yet with regards to purchasing a property, they are tremendously risky. Along these lines, on the off chance that your representative accepts… everything, be ready.
A skillful specialist will pose you a ton of inquiries about where you've resided, what you preferred and loathed about the house and local area, where you work, how long you need to remain, your future family plans, and that's just the beginning. This is all to ultimately benefit helping you in tracking down the best spot and possibly revealing an area or property type that was not beforehand on your radar. In this way, on the off chance that your real estate agent isn't posing you a great deal of inquiries about your homeownership needs and needs, that is a warning.
GET YOU PRE-APPROVED
As far as pre-endorsement, a legitimate specialist will help you with this too. Few out of every odd client will require it, however some will invite the additional help. Specialists can give you a thought of what practical deals costs are, and they can likewise place you in contact with experts like home loan agents or even credit guides to help you get in the best situation to purchase.
GIVE YOU FEEDBACK ON THE NEIGHBORHOODS
A qualified real estate agent will be able to answer all of your questions and explain how one neighbourhood compares to the others. You’ll probably have questions about everything from where to buy groceries to where to walk your dog to what people do on weekends, and your real estate agent should be able to help you find the answers.
Also Read: 4 Most Important Questions You Need to Ask Before Selling Your Home
HELP YOU FIND A HOME
An agent should set you up with an MLS feed that will notify you when a home that meets your criteria enters the market — and agents should also assist you in devising backup plans if the going becomes difficult in your price range.
PRICE THE HOME CORRECTLY
This is one of the most important responsibilities that your agent will perform for you as a seller, and if they don’t do a good job, you might lose tens of thousands of dollars. Pricing the home correctly from the start is critical to selling it quickly and for fair market value.
NEGOTIATE AN OFFER
A real estate agent’s worth is demonstrated on the negotiating table, and you should expect nothing less from your representative. A real estate agent is your guide on the route to buying a home, from deciding on an offer price that appears fair to all parties to inserting conditions and defining a schedule. This is where a smart agent really shines.
This is a major issue if your agent is not actively involved in the bargaining process. You are entitled to representation in this home sale transaction.
HELP YOU PICK AN INSPECTOR
When a buyer is financed for a home loan, the lender is going to want to know that the investment is solid — that the house doesn’t have any major issues, for example. That’s where the inspector comes in, and the inspector will have to enter the picture before closing.
Your real estate agent should help you find an inspector and answer any questions you have about whether the inspector’s price tag is reasonable.
KEEP IN TOUCH
If someone asks you in three or four years whether you can refer them to your agent, and you can’t even remember your agent’s name, don’t feel too bad; it’s not uncommon for clients and real estate agents to lose touch as years pass.
But that’s why the best agents make a point to keep in contact with their best clients. A good agent will reach out to help celebrate your homeownership anniversary, ask how you’re doing, and generally stay apprised of any emerging housing needs that you might have.
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