Maryland Residential Real Estate Agents
Maryland Residential Real Estate Agents
Why Work With A Maryland Residential Expert?
Selecting the right Maryland Residential Real Estate Agent is the key to a happy real estate transaction. You'll want to start searching for a qualified professional as soon as you decide to buy or sell your home. .. and here's why.
"Using a real estate agent is a very good idea," says the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). " and for good reason. Did you know that all the details involved in home buying and selling, particularly when financing is involved can be complicated and legally challenging.
A good professional real estate agent can guide you through the entire process and make the experience much easier and more predictable for you.
A lot of consumers want to know. .
What's the Difference Between a Real Estate Agent and a Realtor®?
Over the years millions of people have earned real estate licenses but only a small percentage of these are actually Realtors®in good standing.
Realtors® are members in good standing of the National Association of Realtors®, the Maryland state association of Realtors® and local real estate boards.
All Realtors® are held to high standards of ethical behavior and must undergo continuing education annually to remain accredited and knowledgeable.
A Real Estate Agent meets the minimum requirement to practice real estate.
Most Realtors also have particular areas of expertise that are indicated by accreditations that specialize them in certain areas like CRP (Certified Relocation Professional)
These designations make it easier to select the right agent for your unique situation. . in this case, if you were relocating to a new area, the accreditation of CRP is something you should look for.
What's the difference between a Broker, an Associated Broker and a Residential Real Estate Salesperson?
Realtors® are required by law to perform necessary and customary acts to assist in the purchase or sale of real estate.
Some of them become "Principal Brokers" as they assume the responsibility of other Realtors® in their office to perform in excellence acts in good faith and with reasonable care for their clients
An "Associate Broker" is one that could assume the role of a Principal Broker in case of an emergency but stills practices real estate under the supervision of the Principal Broker.
A Salesperson is a Residential Real Estate Agent
Regardless if you are working with a Broker, or Real Estate Agent, they all are supposed to be well acquainted with the important things you'll want to know when choosing to buy or sell a home.
They will know about about the neighborhoods in the area, they will help you figure out the price range you can afford and will search their personal database, all their company listings and multiple listing services from the area to bring you a complete list of all the houses available for sale
When it comes to selling your home, a Realtor® will save you time and aggravation. Their commission will vary depending on their expertise and your level of trust and diligence in picking the right person to represent you.
Most Realtors® pay for all advertising before hand, some may schedule all open houses and make sure potential buyers are ready to buy and qualified.
If you are planning on buying or selling in the Maryland DC and Virginia area please contact me and give me consideration to earn your business
My name is Fernando Herboso, your local neighborhood expert for a very personalized customer care.
I take take pride in servicing my clients by delivering exceptional service and establishing life long relationships.
Fernando Herboso is the founder for Maxus Realty Group and Herboso & Associates LLC
A company that is focused in providing incredible service to all his clients and unparalleled support for all its agents as the main "Principal Broker"
Licensed in MD, DC and VA
I want to earn your business. . .
Click HERE for my complete resume
Thank You,
Fernando Herboso
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