Скачать или смотреть The new Buyer/Agent compensation agreement

Hey there! If you’re looking to buy a home, there’s something new you need to know.

Before your agent can show you any properties, you’ll need to sign a Buyer’s Agent Compensation Agreement. This just means you’ll know upfront how your agent will get paid for helping you out.

So, why the change? The National Association of Realtors now requires this due to some recent settlements about commissions. In the past, sellers usually covered the cost of the buyer’s agent, but now that’s changed. The new agreement clearly lays out how your agent gets paid.

This is actually a good thing for both you and your agent. It ensures your agent is compensated for their time and expertise, and you get dedicated representation throughout the buying process.

You’ll know right away what your costs will be for having a buyer’s agent. This way, you have a dedicated advocate on your side, making your home buying journey smoother and more successful. Sometimes, sellers might still cover your agent’s fee, but if not, you’ll know any additional expenses upfront.

So, before you start house hunting, your agent will ask you to sign this agreement. Don’t worry, we’ll explain everything and how it affects you. It’s a simple step that can make a big difference in your home buying experience.
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