Buyer advisory 2025

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The document is a Buyer Advisory provided by the Arizona Association of REALTORS® and the Arizona Department of Real Estate, aimed at assisting real estate consumers in the property purchasing process. It outlines the essential role of real estate agents, emphasizes the importance of professional property inspections, and details common documents and physical conditions buyers should investigate before making a purchase. The advisory also highlights conditions affecting the surrounding area that may impact property value and livability, along with resources for further information.

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Does the buyers agent have to be at closing?

Real estate agents are not required to be at the closing, but may choose to attend to make sure that the closing transaction goes through. Escrow officer. In some states, an escrow officer handles any funds that need to be exchanged during the closing.

Is a buyers agent the same as a realtor?

A buyers agent is a licensed real estate professional who represents the buyer during the home buying process. A real estate agent or REALTOR can be either the buyers agent (sometimes known as the buying agent) or the listing agent depending on the transaction.

What happens if you dont have a buyers agent?

The Brokerage then pays out to both the realtor and the buyers realtor. In that case, if there is no buyers realtor, the entire commission goes to the sellers agent. Generally speaking, the sellers agent ends up doing a lot of work for the unrepresented buyer.

What does the buyers agent do at closing?

Buyers agent. The buyers agents job is to attend and see the closing to successful completion. They are there to make sure that everyone follows the details of the sales contract and to represent their clients best interests.

Are you supposed to get your realtor something at closing?

Youre not required to give your realtor a gift after closing. In fact, realtors and other real estate agents rarely get gifts at closing. Its not that their clients dont appreciate their efforts, its that most home sellers and buyers are too busy moving after closing to think about realtor closing gifts.

What is an example of buyer beware?

Example of Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) Before the purchase, John asked the seller about the defects in the house. Adam told him that there was a leak in the bathroom upstairs, but it was fixed already. However, Adam also warned him that despite the repairs, a small leak could occur from time to time.

What is a buyers advisory?

The Buyers Inspection Advisory (BIA) is a disclosure that is included with the Residential Purchase Agreement (RPA) when you make an offer on a home. Simply put, it is advising the buyer to have a professional inspect the property. Disclosures are designed to inform and protect the parties entering into an agreement.

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