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Is a buyer's agent worth it? Five reasons to use a buyer's agent
A buyer’s agent can bring tremendous value to a buyer in a real estate transaction. In this article we look at how a buyers agent can help you save your valuable free time, potentially save you tens of thousands of dollars, professional expertise; assisting you from avoiding mistakes or unexpected surprises, and ease of transaction making the whole searching and buying process stress free.
- Get your weekends and evenings back
- Potentially save tens of thousands of dollars
Buyer’s agents are property experts. With the aid of sophisticated property valuation software in conjunction with local market knowledge they are able to accurately determine the true value of a property and ensure that you don’t overpay for the property.
- Make informed decisions
Buyers agents are able to use sophisticated property valuation software combined with their local market expertise to provide you with accurate independent property valuations ensuring that you don’t pay too much. Additionally they can help to identify good locations to buy property either from a owner occupier’s point of view taking into consideration key factors such as school catchment zones, parks and other recreational areas, proximity to amenities. They can also assist in locating growth suburbs demonstrating strong indicators of capital growth increasing the likelihood that your property will outperform the general market.
- Access to off market properties
- Stress-free property aquisition
In addition to being time consuming, buying a property can be a stressful experience. Frantically driving from one open home to another, dealing with shady real estate agents who try to pull the wool over your eyes, the stress and FOMO of bidding at auctions. Take the hassle out of the whole process and let a trained professional who knows how to find good property deals work on your behalf. By engaging a buyer’s agent you can leverage their time, experience and expertise making the whole process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
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