The Internet Can’t Replace Your Agent

by Jennifer Watson

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We live in the information age; the Internet offers advice on every topic and real estate is no exception. With more and more homebuyers starting their home search online, they are bombarded with advice and information. It can be easy to think that you can learn everything you need to know just by reading articles online.
 
The truth is your real estate agent does much more than answer your questions and open doors with a special key. A real estate agent will be there every step of the way. They have the experience necessary to navigate the complicated homebuying process and solve common hiccups that present themselves in every real estate transactions.
 
Your real estate agent is a local professional. They will start by presenting themselves to the seller's agent as someone who will work with them to see the transaction through to a successful conclusion. They have a network of professionals who will work as a team to help you through the process. These include professionals such as lenders, title reps, escrow officers, transaction coordinators, home inspectors, contractors and handymen, among others.
 
Most importantly, your real estate agent is your ally in the homebuying process. They negotiate on your behalf armed with experience and understanding of customary charges, costs and terms. They will also ensure that the price you pay for the home is fair for the condition and neighborhood as well as negotiate repairs, if needed, and make sure you are protected with the proper contingencies.
 
The Internet offers lots of great information, but the most important step you can take when buying a new home, is hiring a real estate agent. Their knowledge and expertise can’t be found by reading an article or two online.
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