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Get the home you dream about with your Verdes Lifestyle Team beside you every step of the way.
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Receive daily or weekly updates on new listings in the market in your target neighborhood that fit your criteria.
Work like a team with Our Team
Our Verdes Lifestyle Team has it's own team: From lenders to get you qualified, to inspectors to protect your investment to escrow agents that will work for you to get to a smooth closing.
Strategic negotiations
Both buyer and seller seek the same outcome: fair market value. We take the time to find market value for your new property, and negotiate with the end in mind.
Keep our transaction on track
We are the "project manager" on your home purchase. Timelines to meet with lenders, title, inspections, appraisals, final walk-through and closing will be managed to keep us on track.
Service after the sale
Moving to a new neighborhood will bring lots of questions! We never stop working for you and will always be available to make the transition easier for you.
The buyers agent may be offered incentive compensation commission paid for by the Seller at closing negotiated by the Seller’s Broker. There could exist circumstances where the buyer could be involved in some or all of the buyers agents compensation depending on the level of compensation offered by the Seller’s Broker. Fees are always negotiable between all parties, and the agent has the right to not represent a party if the compensation is viewed by the agent as inadequate.
An agency agreement is a contract between the Buyer and the Real Estate Agent. This establishes the Buyers agreement to be represented to a Seller by a Brokerage/Agent, expectations of fees and the fiduciary duties of the Buyers agent are contractually established.
Dual agency refers to the practice of a single agent or another agent from the same brokerage representing both the Buyer and the Seller. In this case, the agent owes the same fiduciary responsibilities to both parties in the transaction. An example would be you wish to offer on a property that is listed with your Agent/Brokerage. When an experienced, competent agent undertakes the representation of both parties, the agent no longer acts as an “advocate” for one party or the other. Rather, the agent becomes more of a “mediator”. Confidential information is always respected, but any information that impacts the value of the home must be disclosed. Both the Buyer and Seller must be notified in advance if dual agency exists and consent to that representation.
If you find a property online or see a sign in a yard your Agent will contact the Seller’s Agent to arrange a showing. Contacting a Seller or Sellers agent of a listed property directly removes your agent from representation with the sale of that home.
Yes, however when meeting the agent hosting the open house it is best if you let the agent know you are represented by another agent. To re-establish representation you will need to return to the property with your agent prior to putting in an offer. In the case of new construction, you could lose the opportunity to have your agent’s representation. I am always available to accompany you into open houses, and strongly encourage you to have me accompany you to new construction sites on your initial visit.
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