Complete Buyers' Guide

Buyer-Broker Agreement
The next step is for you to come into the office for your initial consultation. We will sit down and evaluate your situation, and determine if it is in your best interests to proceed with buying a home at this time.

If you decide to move forward, the next step is to complete the buyer-broker agreement that authorizes one of the agents at Landmark to represent your best interests.

That agent can then assist you every step of the way. This includes advising you about the community and specific areas, values, trends, and helping you pick the home. The agent also will assist with the financing, structure the contract, and handle all the negotiations.

The agent also coordinates all of the details with the title/escrow company, mortgage company, appraiser, inspector, other real estate agents, etc. throughout the entire process.

You can rest assured that everything will be handled properly. The team at Landmark has over 50 years combined real estate experience and thousands of successful transactions.

We are employed by you to represent your best interests. The most common way for us to be paid is a commission from the seller's proceeds at closing. Unless unusual arrangements are made, the agent generally does not get paid until you close on the house.