Who Does My Realtor Work For, Anyway???

January 20th, 2009 category: Real Estate News

The following document clarifies for you, either as a seller or a buyer of real estate in New York, agency relationships in a real estate transaction.

Know this: this form is required BY LAW to be provided to you, as a consumer, at “first substantive (read: any conversation in which you disclose anything related to real estate) contact.”

We’re putting it up again, as well as linking to it, with the hope that as a consumer you’ll read it, and understand that the box “checked” by your real estate agent is their disclosure of exactly who they represent.

The purpose of the form (and large accompanying fines, if a real estate agent does not present it and explain it to you, as a home seller or buyer in NY) is to avoid any confusion about what you can expect from the agent with whom you’ll be transacting a purchase or sale of magnitude.

Click Here for the entire document.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

To check out all available properties on the North Fork of Long Island, click “north fork homes”, enter your area of interest and any parameters, and click “go”- properties for sale include Riverhead, Aquebogue, Baiting Hollow, Calverton, Jamesport, Laurel, Mattituck, Cutchogue, Peconic, Southold, Greenport, East Marion, Orient, and Orient Point, NY.

To get more specific local North Fork real estate information, fill out the form below with your questions/comments. We’ve been monitoring the area for a few years, and have learned how to find properties coming on the market, and available. If you’re looking for a foreclosure on any part of Long Island, we’ll help you find it also.

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