Buyers Advocate Difference

Representing buyers exclusively, the Buyers Advocate counsels you on locations and current housing values. We examine public records, review environmental issues, address zoning questions, assess future market appreciation, provide a written market analysis of home values, and most importantly, we assist you in negotiating the lowest price and best terms.

Why use a Realtor who helps only buyers?
The Buyers Advocate has more freedom to advise and make recommendations. You need competent advice with the many aspects of buying a home such as inspections, legal counsel, boundary disputes and best available mortgage financing. The Buyers Advocate works only for the buyer. Traditional agents work for the seller.

Does the Buyers Advocate use multiple listing systems?
Definitely, and we also access the entire marketplace, such as For Sale By Owners and other properties.

How is the Buyers Advocate paid?
Generally through fees paid by the listing broker. This new concept of Buyer Agency is fully recognized by the National Association of Realtors.