Fiduciary Responsibility

Friday, 14 March 2008

Raleigh, North Carolina-Fiduciary responsibility is something that is often glossed over by the real estate agent. If the seller of the property hires an agent then who do they represent? The obvious answer is the seller. But time and time again we see transactions where the listing agent is representing both parties or they don’t represent the buyer at all. I here stories about how it can save you money if you don’t have an agent or use the seller’s agent. I am going to give you a news flash the agent on the other side is doing everything in the best interest of the seller so guess what it is probable costing you money not to have a Buyer Agent represent you. Your agent is paid by the seller (Meaning you as a buyer don’t pay a dime) to make sure you have proper representation in the transaction so why not use their services. Questions about Buyer Agents. Call Karl Zellman 919-740-2460 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

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