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What Should My Salt Lake Buyer’s Agent be Doing for Me?
Posted on September 8th, 2010 No comments- Interview you to find out what type of property you are looking for. Such as; minimum number of bathrooms, bedrooms, etc. Location boundaries, Price limits, Style, Age, etc.
- Turning those criteria into a dynamic MLS (Multiple Listing Service) search that will feed you daily updates of new listings.
- Help you narrow down the choices.
- Set up all the appointments for showings.
- Chauffeur a property tour.
- Help you review and evaluate what you saw.
- Repeat the above process ad infinitum without whining or eye rolling until you find a winner.
- Investigate the subject property as to price, seller motivation, and time on the market for strength in negotiation.
- Run a comparative market analysis on the subject property.
- Fully explaining all of the documents needed to write an offer.
- Force you to stay awake during the above.
- Fill out all of the paperwork for the offer.
- Craft a solid offer that works to your advantage in price, terms and timing.
- Assist you through the steps of due-diligence with inspections, document review and appraisal.
- If the property fails inspection or appraisal they will negotiate repairs, price adjustment or withdrawal of contract and recovery of your earnest money.
- Work with your lender to facilitate a successful closing.
- Walk through the property with you just prior to closing for a final inspection.
- Sit with you at the closing table to ensure that what you are signing is what you negotiated.
- Arrange for the key transfer and possession.
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