Dealing with a real estate agent


In the process of buying a home, you are likely to deal with several different real estate agents. Anyone who is in the business of selling, leasing or buying real estate must hold a land agents registration or be employed by a registered land agent as a sales representative. Only deal with a registered land agent or sales representative.

During the buying process you can generally expect an agent to:

• Take your details and advise you about relevant properties for sale

• Answer any questions about listed properties

• Arrange inspections

• Provide a copy of a form 1

• Communicate your offers to the seller and organise for the signing of the contact
   

Remember that an agent is usually hired by the vendor and therefore will be working for the vendor.
 

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