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Nooshi N.
  • Encinitas, CA
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How do I find a good buyer's agent

Nooshi N.
  • Encinitas, CA
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Hi All,

Newbie here. It's been a little challenging to find a good realtor who is experienced and knowledgeable while also reliable and motivated enough to return calls/emails personally and consistently, and actively look for properties within my criteria, and go on viewings for or with me instead of passing me on to a "team member". That has not worked and I've lost out on a few homes I was very interested in because the agent either didn't get back to me in time, or didn't know the area well to offer solid advice, or didn't want to put in much of an effort other than to send my some automated search result (which I often had already). 

Since I'm looking outside of my area, I'm 100% dependent on my agent, so I want someone reliable and dedicated who is interested in providing good service for buyers and not just sellers/listings. I know the latter is preferred by most agents, which is why I'm actively looking for a good fit. 

I used to be a realtor myself and have also had a couple of investment properties, so I'm well-versed in the sale process, escrow, etc. What I really need help with is finding the right property and the offer and negotiation process.

I'd appreciate input on this. Thanks in advance,

NN

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