Why an agent? What does an agent do for you?

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 When selling or buying, you need to be well represented through the transaction. This is not something, you should do alone. Deal with a professional. 




How agents help you:


Buyer:

Assist with pre approval 

Match listing properties with client's criteria

Submit offers + negotiate

Set up home inspections

Use network and sphere for properties and service providers 

Guide through documents, agreements + contracts


Seller:

Price the home based on market value + comps

Marketing + advertise the home

Use network and sphere to gain more attention to home

Add home to MLS

Conduct open houses

Lay out offers 

Negotiate offers

Preparing, submitting and filing any documents



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Email: briellecamiolo@remax.net

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