The key difference between a buyer’s advocate and a real estate agent is who they represent. A real estate agent is acting on behalf of the seller, also known as the vendor. A buyer’s advocate is acting purely on behalf of the buyer, working exclusively for them to achieve the very best outcome for their client.
Here are 6 ways a buyer’s advocate can work with you to find the right home:
- Buyer’s advocates can help you find the type of home you want by providing you with a shortlist of properties.
- They can arrange private inspections for the properties you are keen on viewing.
- Buyer’s advocates can communicate and deal with your nominated solicitor, finance provider, building and pest inspector. They can also attend final inspections.
- They can prepare and present the offer on your behalf to the real estate agent.
- Known as “off market” sales or “secret sales”, a buyer’s advocate has access to these properties and is able to assist their clients in the purchase of these properties without the general public ever knowing that they are available to inspect and buy.
- A buyer’s advocate can also bid at auction on your behalf.
There are many more ways we can assist you to find your new property, be it your first home, your next home or looking to buy an investment property. We would to help. We offer a no obligation 30 Minute FREE consultation to discuss your requirements.
Looking to buy a home in Melbourne and want to ensure you get the best possible outcome? Talk to me about how I can help you buy your home.
Ask about our Buyer Advocacy Service, where we provide you with trusted impartial advice and WE MAKE IT EASY to protect your interests through out the entire buying process.
To book a free 30-minute consultation, simply click here and choose a time convenient to you. Alternatively, give me a call on 03 9686 2288 to discuss how I can help.
