What would you say if I told you….
When you visit an open house, the agents holding that open house typically represents the seller. 

As the seller’s representative,  they owe the Seller their undivided loyalty, confidentiality and accountability.
They are obligated to put their Seller’s interests first, and negotiate the best terms of sale on their behalf.
(And share everything you said during that open house!) They do, however, have an ethical and legal obligation to show honesty to the buyer in all transactions.

That’s why it is so important for homebuyers to have someone represent their interests and negotiate on their behalf. 

It means having somebody there whose sole responsibility will be protecting your interest and negotiating the best price when making an offer. 

We’re here to help! If you are not currently working with a real estate agent, and would like someone on your side when looking at properties – feel free reach out. We can accompany you as your buyer’s agent on any listing that is not exclusively ours; just give us some notice so we can make proper arrangements.

*Look around. In all cases, by law, there should be an open house/agency disclosure on display that will alert you as to what relationship you can expect from the agents holding a particular open house.