Step 1: Who Pays for the Agent?

Buying a home is probably the biggest financial decision you'll ever make. Which means it can also be one of the most stressful decisions. That’s why it's so important to have a professional on your side to guide you through the process and look out for your best interests. Having someone who knows the process inside and out will help prevent many of the headaches and mistakes that can happen when buying a home, and also save you money!

You may be thinking, "That might be true, but I can’t afford to hire a real estate agent." But that’s the best part: the seller pays all of the real estate commissions! Here’s how it works:

A homeowner lists their home with a real estate agent, and agrees to pay a specific percentage commission based on the sale price of the home.
The listing agent agrees to split their commission with any agent that represents a buyer for the home.

That means that you, the buyer, get to hire a real estate agent to represent you and your interests, without having to pay a penny! It’s a win-win situation.

There’s a lot involved in buying a home, which is why having someone knowledgeable and trustworthy to guide you along every step of the way is so important.

We promise to blow you out of the water with our personal service and professional experience. By the end of your home buying process, we hope you'll consider us not just a real estate team who helped you with a transaction, but also friends who are always available to provide value in any way we can.

Let us know if you'd like to talk about hiring us to help you find your next home! We'd love to buy you a cup of coffee and discuss your home search with you!

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