BUYER'S
 ADVISORS 
  Representing Buyers

Realtors Working Only For Home Buyers
in Northern New Jersey

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Important things to know about BUYER'S ADVISORS.

#1: We work "for" Home Buyers.  

Many real estate agents work "with" Home Buyers;
but, they don't "work for" those Home Buyers like we do.  
     More from: the Federal Trade Commission... 
 

#2:  We are your Buyer's Agents 100% of the time.
 
We represent our Home Buyer. 

If your real estate agent isn't a "Buyer Agent" like we are, they legally:

• can't be your advocate,  

• can't negotiate for you,

• can't advise you on an offering price,

• can't point out potential problems to you with a house,

• can't provide you with information about the Seller or Builder (their reason for selling, price they paid, how long, how many times the property has been for sale, or a builder's reputation or any issues with his development. 

#3:  We represent your "best interests".

If a real estate agent works for a real estate agency that lists houses or condos for sale,

• they are obligated to try to "sell" their listings, and

• they can't represent your  "best interests" like we can.
  More from: The New Jersey Real Estate Commission - Consumer Information Statement...

#4:  We never act as a "Dual Agent".

Don't know what a "Dual Agent" is, read the New Jersey Association of Realtors Informed Consent To Dual Agency.  Basically, a "Dual Agent" can't give you the full range of services which we can provide our clients.  Unlike, most Realtor^®s, we never ask you to let us be a "Dual Agent".

NOTE: If you go to see an OPEN HOUSE or a BUILDER's MODEL on your own,  the person who shows you the property:

• is trying to "sell" that property to you, and

• they aren't allowed to represent your  "best interests" because they don't work for you.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• How do you get paid?

• Is buying in New Jersey different than buying in New York?

• Why do experts recommend Buyer's Agents?

• What do Home Buyer's say about Buyer's Agents?

• How do you compare real estate agents?

• What is the Homebuyer's Bill of Rights?

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