: Check for designations like Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR) , which indicates specialized training in representing buyers specifically.
When vetting potential agents, look for these "green flags" to ensure they are a good fit for your specific needs:
Ask about the tools and technology they use to find homes that may not be widely listed yet.
: Ensure your agent represents your best interests only . Avoid "dual agency" situations where one agent represents both you and the seller, as this can create a conflict of interest. Consumer Guide: Ten Questions to Ask a Buyer's Agent
: Check for designations like Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR) , which indicates specialized training in representing buyers specifically.
When vetting potential agents, look for these "green flags" to ensure they are a good fit for your specific needs:
Ask about the tools and technology they use to find homes that may not be widely listed yet.
: Ensure your agent represents your best interests only . Avoid "dual agency" situations where one agent represents both you and the seller, as this can create a conflict of interest. Consumer Guide: Ten Questions to Ask a Buyer's Agent