Buyers Agent: Driving around Buyers Required?
Is it assumed that realtors will typically drive around the buyers to look at houses? Is it a deal breaker if the realtor is unable to do this? The reason I ask is my daughter just activated her license with a broker. She is a real estate agent here in Dallas, and the broker is in Austin with no offices in DFW yet. As such there is no office here that the buyers will be able to meet her so that she would be able to drive them around to look at houses.
The alternative in this case if she needed to drive them around would be to meet at a neutral location like starbucks, or pick them up from their home. Neither of which sounds very convenient. If she could meet buyers at the house that would be ideal.
Thanks guys