My Buyer Broker helps home buyers choose a buyer’s agent with their eyes open: what to ask at the interview, what the written buyer agreement has to say, whom the agent represents and what good help looks like from the first showing to closing day.
The guides are written from primary sources: the National Association of REALTORS consumer guides on buyer agreements, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s homebuying pages, state agency disclosure rules such as the Texas Real Estate Commission’s Information About Brokerage Services and California Civil Code section 2079.16, and the license databases run by ARELLO.
We are not a brokerage and we do not refer buyers to agents. Nobody pays to be mentioned. The interview scorecard works only in your browser; your notes are not sent to us.
Rules on agency and licensing differ by state. Where something depends on your state, the guides say so; check with your state’s real estate regulator, and ask a real estate attorney about your contract.