Selecting an Real Estate Agent
When the time comes for you to put your home on the market, make an effort to select the right agent. Find an agent who is familiar with your type of property. Ask for transaction data. Check to see if the agent is a member of the Institute of Estate Agents ( IEA ) and if yours is an HDB unit, make certain that the agent is a Listed Housing Agent. Interview the agent to ensure he has the knowledge and the skill required to successfully market your property. Most importantly, you must appoint one exclusive agent and allow him to conduct his duties in a professional manner
Why Exclusive ?
* Exclusive Authorisation means a dedicated agent handling the entire marketing process ensuring full discretion and personal reporting.
* Exclusive agents are more willing to share listing information thus ensuring the widest possible coverage within the real estate community thru Multiple Listings and Networking.
* All prospective buyers will be carefully screened by a single agent with your requirement and scheduling in mind thus ensuring a peace of mind marketing effort.
* Accepting a serious offer is easier since your agent is fully aware of all marketing activity associated with your property. This reduces your having to check with several agents for any other offers. Price control is easily achieved.
* An Exclusive Agent is authorised to negotiate on your behalf since you both have a customised marketing strategy, thus resulting in a faster closure at the best possible price.
* Most successful real estate transactions are conducted thru exclusive agency - the preferred method by both agents and sellers.
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Thursday, April 26, 2007
Real Estate Selling Tips
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