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The New Buyer Tour and Agreement Process: What to Expect


Buying a home is exciting, but it can also feel like a full-time job, right? And with some new updates in the real estate world, you might be wondering how the process has changed. Well, let me fill you in! Today, I’m breaking down the new buyer tour and agreement process so you know exactly what to expect. Spoiler alert: It’s all about making your experience smoother and more effective!


What’s Changed?


First things first—one of the biggest updates is how we’re handling buyer tours and agreements these days. In the past, you might have toured homes without signing any kind of commitment with a Realtor. But now, things are a bit more structured, and trust me, it’s actually a good thing!


You’ll be asked to sign a “Buyer Representation Agreement” before we start touring homes. This agreement simply says, “Hey, I’m working with Evie, and she’s got my back throughout this process.” It formalizes our partnership, ensuring that I’m 100% committed to finding you the perfect home—and you’re committed to working exclusively with me.


Why the Agreement Is a Win for You


I know what you’re thinking—"Why do I need to sign something just to look at homes?" Well, this is where I put my Realtor hat on and give you the real talk.


The agreement isn’t about locking you into anything you’re uncomfortable with. It’s about setting clear expectations from the start. You get my undivided attention, top-tier negotiation skills, and expert knowledge to guide you through the buying process. Plus, I’ll be able to tailor the experience to your needs without worrying about anyone else swooping in with competing interests. 


The Buyer Tour: What’s New?


Gone are the days of aimlessly touring homes that may or may not suit your needs. With the new buyer tour process, we’re laser-focused on finding exactly what you’re looking for. I’ll take the time to understand your wishlist (location, budget, style, etc.), and we’ll hit the ground running with properties that check off those boxes. 


And if we find “the one” during the tour? Well, you’ll be glad we’ve already got the agreement in place to move quickly and make an offer!


The Bottom Line


At the end of the day, the new buyer agreement and tour process are designed to make your experience more streamlined, efficient, and focused on what matters most—getting you into your dream home. And let’s be real, who wouldn’t want that?


So, whether you’re ready to start touring homes or just have questions about the process, let’s talk! I’m here to make your home-buying journey smooth and stress-free.


Your Realtor for Life! 

Evie DeJesus


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