Buyer Brokerage
Concepts...
LOYALTY
The Buyer's interests must always
come above all other interest i.e. undivided loyalty. Roger Voisinet
and RE/MAX Realty Specialists never represents any interests contrary
to the Buyer's interests. We represent BOTH the buyer & the
seller or both the landlord & the tenant in the same transaction
only when you may be interested in buying a RE/MAX Realty Specialist
listing and then we disclose that in writing. We promote, protect,
and defend the Buyer. A buyer broker Is always on the Buyer's side.
We negotiate the best possible price and terms for the Buyer. The
firm's goal is to provide the Buyer with the best expertise,
information, advice & counsel available so that the Buyer can
make informed choices & sound decisions.
CONFIDENTIALITY
The real estate company
who represents you must not reveal personal or financial information
about the Buyer that would harm the Buyer's bargaining position.
However, the firm cannot keep information confidential in order to
circumvent laws such as fair housing, service or product disclosures,
property defects, material facts about the property, etc.
Confidential information must remain in confidence even after the
agency relationship has ended.
FULL
DISCLOSURE
Must be timely. Both
physical & non-physical facts about the property. The potential
significance, consequence, & effect of those facts upon the
Buyer. The Buyer's right to seek additional advice & counsel at
any time (attorney, tax consultant, appraiser, inspectors, mortgage
broker, title insurer, etc.). The Buyer's right to choose other
service and product providers - mortgage, title, home owner's
insurance, inspectors, attorney, appraiser, home warranty, etc.
Conflict of interest & competing interests "checks" =
affiliations, associations, partnerships, corporate involvement's,
employment status, representation agreements, etc. with other
individuals or entities; self interest in the property;
etc.
OBEDIENCE
The firm must obey the
Buyer's lawful instructions. The Buyer makes all important business
decisions such as: the Agent's scope of authority; terms and price;
personal, financial, or other confidential information to be
disclosed to another party; negotiation strategies; use of additional
expert advice; other service & product providers, etc. Real
estate licensees do not have the right to keep the two principals to
a transaction apart - This is an Employer/Employee relationship. The
Buyer is the Employer and the firm is the Employee.
REASONABLE CARE AND
DILIGENCE
The firm must protect the
Buyer from foreseeable risks of harm or loss. Promote the Buyer's
interests. Suggest special advice and assistance when prudent,
necessary, or beyond the Agent's level of expertise. Provide
information, full disclosure, advice and counsel to the Buyer so that
the Buyer receives the benefits of the Agent's professional skills,
expertise, and knowledge. Empathize, educate, and empower the Buyer
to make informed choices & sound business decisions that will
achieve the Buyer's goal.
ACCOUNTABILITY
The real estate company
who represents you must promptly report to the Buyer all property and
moneys received and paid out on the Buyer's behalf. Upon the Buyer's
request, money and property must be returned to the Buyer - subject
to State law and contractual agreements. The firm must account for
what the Agent does and does not do.
In Plain
Language
What you get when you
engage the services of Roger Voisinet, Associate Broker at RE/MAX
Realty Specialist is 100% representation 100% of the time. I am in
the business when representing the buyer of getting the buyer the
best possible price, on the best possible terms. I do this by giving
my clients the most up to date information that I can find such
as:
What did the seller pay
for the house when they purchased it?
When was the home last
purchased?
Why is the home on the
market?
How long has it been on
the market?
Have there been any other
offers made on the home?
When and for how much?
What is the seller doing
when they sell this house. Are they being transferred, getting
divorced, or having a new home built?
If they are having a new
home built, how long until it will be finished.
Put simply, my job is to
find the motivation for the seller in the selling of their
home.
Knowing the answers to
the above questions, and many more like them, will help my buyers
make strong, informed decisions. The agent representing the seller
(the listing agent) can not help you with these questions. There job
is to represent the seller and get the highest price on the best
terms.