Why a Buyer’s Agent is Essential in Today’s DMV Market

With online listings everywhere, some buyers wonder if they still need a real estate agent. The answer? Absolutely. In the DMV’s complex, fast-moving market, your agent is your best advantage.

What a Buyer’s Agent Really Does

• Finds listings before they hit the market

• Analyzes comps to determine fair offer price

• Writes legally sound contracts

• Negotiates terms, repairs, and contingencies

• Manages deadlines, lenders, title, and vendors

• Protects your interests throughout

Who Pays the Agent?
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Avoiding Costly Mistakes
From misreading HOA rules to missing deal-breaking inspection items, solo buyers can lose money or miss key red flags.

Final Tip:
Don’t go it alone. A good buyer’s agent saves time, money, and stress — especially when inventory is tight or bidding wars are common.