Be Aware
Any Realtor can SAY that they work for the buyer, but if they work for a company that takes listings (like Re/Max, Ebby, etc.), they are NOT an Exclusive Buyer's Agent!
Exclusive Buyer's Agents represent buyers 100% of the time. They work for companies that never take listings and never represent sellers. There is never a conflict of interest that will jeopardize your negotiating position.
Our job is to help you buy the home of your choice at the best possible price and with the best terms.
Consider this
If you were getting a divorce would you hire the same attorney as your spouse?
Would it be wise for you to hire an attorney that works for the same law firm as someone who is suing you?
Should you hire your neighbor's cousin who got a real estate license after losing their job? Or a part-time agent who likes to look at houses in their spare time?
Ask the 9 million people who lost their homes in recent years. It matters who represents you.
Fans of EBA
- Suze Orman
- New York Times
- USA Today
- Smart Money Magazine
- US News & World Report
- Business Week
- US Dept. of Housing
- Good Housekeeping
You Choose
HelpUBuy gives you choices to suit your needs and to save you money.
Some of our buyer clients like to do a lot of the research and driving around on their own. If you want to do the 'grunt' work, we're happy to reduce our commission accordingly.
If you are busy, live out of town, or just prefer that we do all the legwork, our traditional commission plan will work best for you.
You may just need someone to write the contract or handle negotiations. You can choose to select only the services you need off of our Services Menu.
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Where`s your monkey?
The mortgage crisis has developed into the worst real estate crisis since the Great Depression. Millions of conventional mortgage borrowers have been foreclosed upon. It's not funny, and we want our company to reflect the seriousness of the situation. So, we've said goodbye to the monkeys. We're going to try and do our part in preventing another national housing crisis by continuing to educate the public, and by helping home buyers obtain the representation they deserve.

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