michelle August 26, 2020
Choosing a real estate agent is always a very personal decision.
That said, most people follow the same selection process; they simply ask their friends and family whom they have worked with before. (We know this because most of our clients have been referred to us!)
This reflects the importance of trust in real estate transactions. When you’re looking to buy or sell your home, you want to be sure the person representing you understands the significance — emotional, psychological, financial, and otherwise — of that moment in your life.
In fact, if that agent works on their own, we think that is a red flag — no matter what!
Once you find a team, there are many ways to determine whether it is the right one for you. (For our take on the right questions to ask, check out our post on this subject from back in February.)
We wish you the best of luck in finding the right team for you.
And if you’re looking anywhere across the San Francisco Bay Area, we hope you’ll consider us!
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