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Looking to buy or looking to sell real estate? Our network's more than
120,000
practitioners do business in more than 65 countries and in more
than 70 languages.
Search homes for
sale now by location, price and features.
Averaging more production
and more advanced industry education than other agents,
RE/MAX
Associates are truly "The Real Estate Leaders"® in quality customer
service.
Working with Your Agent
When it comes to working with your agent, there are several things you
need to know.
The Real Estate 101 section is full of advice and
information regarding home sales,
purchases and real estate
transactions, including hints about
working with your agent.
Holding up your end of the relationship is
critical to helping your agent make a timely sale
at the best possible
price, so don't skip this short course.
Know the Lingo?
Nothing is more frustrating than trying to follow an important
conversation and not
understanding a word of it. The
real estate glossary in Real Estate 101 demystifies real
estate
jargon, from "amortization" to "wraparound mortgage." Be sure to do a
little research
before jumping into a conversation that might otherwise
sound like gibberish.
11 Steps to Homeownership
Buying a home can be a terrific experience, whether it is your first or
99th real estate transaction.
The key is to work with an industry
leader, ask direct questions and take the right steps at the
right
times. Before you do anything else, examine RE/MAX Regency's
Real Estate 101 section
and gather tips to help in your home-buying
quest.
What is a Realtor®?
Not every agent is a Realtor. Only an active member of the National
Association of Realtors
can call him or herself a Realtor. NAR's
membership of 1 million is composed of residential
and commercial
brokers, sales agents, property managers, appraisers, counselors, and
others
engaged in the profession. Every Realtor belongs to one or more
of 1,600 local associations
and boards and 54 state and territory
associations. The Realtor you hire adheres to a strict
code of ethics
and professionalism while protecting and promoting ownership of
property.
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