Buyer Agency Agreement Presentation Do's and Don'ts

[@thatgirlandteam]

Thank you from Scottsdale AZ . Enjoyed your training.

[@clevelandrealestate]

Thanks! Let us know if ever need any help in Ohio!

[@Thataileenn]

Here from WA state ❤

[@clevelandrealestate]

Thanks for watching! I heard Northwest MLS is doing some innovative, perhaps controversial things!

[@emmaalvarez1617]

Where can I find a copy of the consumer guide? .

[@duchessinlydiashouse.marqu9240]

Usually it's realtors that are desperate for them to ask you to sign a buyers contract. A seller has a commission in the selling price. Politely say thank you I'm working with someone else now. If you find me the house I want to buy great we have a meeting of the minds and your commission will be paid when we close.

[@clevelandrealestate]

Can't do that any longer. It's now a law that agents must have a signed agreement before even showing a property. Not my opinion, law. Plus, I disagree with the desperate agent comment. We've been using buyer agreements for years. It's smart business, provides transparency, clarity. And we're the #1 Century 21 team in the world! Our agreement has an additional clause that it can be terminated at any time. How can that be a bad thing?

[@glennclever3640]

First off Commission SHOULD be the sellers responsibility as cost of doing business of selling their home, I never bought groceries and had to pay the cost of delivery or cost of goods sold, that is for the sellers job to incorporate that into their asking price. Now what are buyers getting for paying a buyers commission, is the buyers agent going to pay for and complete a title search and warrant against any problems, are they going to pay for the buyers costing costs, are they going to stand any responsibility at all for what a buyer pays for or is it a money making scheme to burden a buyer with more expenses and the agent do little to nothing for their commission. What sicko brought about this CRAP.

[@clevelandrealestate]

The changes are now law in most states, so all we can do is adapt and make the best of it. I hope agents, buyers, and sellers can navigate the new "normal"

[@steveludwig4200]

"Tony" is not good. He takes what you said and starts mucking it up. Nobody wants to here about a "Consumer Guide" rulebook just BE TRANSPARENT and explain to them straight out> "Buyer pays for Buyer's Broker...Seller pays for Seller's Broker" simple as that...

[@clevelandrealestate]

Hey Steve, I like it, nice and simple. But here's the thing: great buyers agents should still be trying to get the seller to pay the buyers agency fee on their behalf. Think about FHA and VA buyers who don't have that much cash. My prediction is that over 90% of sellers will still pay the buyers agent. I guess we will see.