Also, how do you know if someone is a buyer's agent?
Oh, they advertise it that way, and in fact, I think your agent is required to tell you what kind of agent he or she is. There's a good overview of agent types at the National Association of Exclusive Buyer's Agents website:
If you don't have a recommendation for a mortgage broker from a friend or colleague, you might consider talking with a local buyer's agent first and see if she can recommend one to you.
You totally don't need to do it all alone. :) *hugs more*
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Date: 2006-10-26 12:20 am (UTC)Oh, they advertise it that way, and in fact, I think your agent is required to tell you what kind of agent he or she is. There's a good overview of agent types at the National Association of Exclusive Buyer's Agents website:
http://www.naeba.org/buying/howtochoose.htm
They also have an 800 number and a contact form if you want to find an exclusive buyer's agent in your area:
http://www.naeba.org/agent/index.htm
If you don't have a recommendation for a mortgage broker from a friend or colleague, you might consider talking with a local buyer's agent first and see if she can recommend one to you.
You totally don't need to do it all alone. :) *hugs more*