PRACTICING BUYER AGENCY

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Buyer Agency risk management policies and practices.

As a former National Director of NAEBA (National Association of Exclusive Buyer Agents) with over 17 years representing the best interests of home buyers, I have many ideas and suggestions for licensees practicing buyer agency to reduce their business liability.

Today, I notice that more and more REALTORS are calling themselves a buyer's agent, but I find most are severely lacking the skills and business practices needed to not only adequately represent their buyer client, but many are leaving themselves wide open for the "lawsuit happy" consumer.

Many suggestions and techniques available.

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The Basics Of Practicing Buyer Agency (1) Using common sense and maintaining a certain mindset while working as a buyer's agent is the first s... 139 views <p> Using common sense and maintaining a certain mindset while working as a buyer's agent is the first step in creating a professional reputation for representing the best interests of home buyers. </p> <p> You must first understand fiduciary responsibilities. If you can't get into a fiduciary mindset, you need to stay away from practing buyer agency. </p> <p> I'm not going to write a novel about how to succeed at being a buyer's agent, but instead will take one topic at a time. </p> <p> So, anyone practicing buyer agency who thinks they would like to learn some proven methods to not only have home buyers seeking you out when they get ready to buy a home but also learning how to practice smart risk management procedures, don't be shy - be truthful and let me hear from you. </p> <p> Let's start with this first topic: </p> <p> 1. Upon your first meeting with a potential buyer client, what questions and steps should you take to ensure you're not wasting your time? </p>		Pat Whitman 3/27/09 12:27 AM		Wayne'sWorld 3/27/09 6:22 AM

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