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A property sale can be a tense, thrilling, and exhausting experience - often all at once! One thing you can be sure of, a successful home purchase or sale nearly always starts with a good real estate agent or broker. More
David Bliss is an experienced and a highly career focused sales agent at McGrath Wollongong and is firmly forging... Read More
  • 0407 898 184
  • Wollongong, New South Wales, 2500
Real Estate Agent specialising in advising individuals based locally & offshore how to buy & sell residential... Read More
  • 0418 862 626
  • Mosman, New South Wales, 2088
Residential Real Estate Agent in the Council of Boroondara. My clients value professionalism, clear... Read More
  • 0422 584 464
  • Melbourne, Victoria, 3124
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  • Northbridge, New South Wales, 2063
  • 96707270
  • Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
Real estate agent in Flagstaff hill. cooper@realty is client focused, and use the latest in marketing to net you... Read More
  • 0415 148 323
  • Flagstaff Hill, South Australia, 5159
Phone Professionals Ultimate on 0431 417 345 or (08) 9330 5277 Professionals Ultimate is part of the National... Read More
  • 0431 417 345
  • Perth, Western Australia, Western Australia, 6156
With a desire to shine in every area of our business Morrison Kleeman is more than just another real estate agent... Read More
  • (03) 9431 2444
  • ELTHAM, Victoria, 3095
FROM SELLING DIRT BLOCKS AS A BOY TO LUXURY HOUSES AND APARTMENTS TODAY… Setting benchmark sales prices just... Read More
  • 0488 018 170
  • Fortitude Valley, Queensland, 4006
"Our commitment to our clients is to deliver a world class real estate experience. We truly believe we have... Read More
  • 1800 839 910
  • Brisbane, Queensland, 4000
Having worked in real estate for more than 15 years, Lorinda’s name is synonymous with outstanding sales results.... Read More
  • 0438 665 774
  • Sydney, New South Wales, 2061
Ballard Property began with a vision for a different kind of real estate agency, an agency that genuinely kept... Read More
  • (02) 9327 7404
  • Woollahra, New South Wales, 2025
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  • (03) 9386 2101
  • Brunswick, Victoria, 3056
Qtrust is one of Australia's largest owner builder and renovator insurance firm. We are 100% independent. Our... Read More
  • (03) 9886 9034
  • Cambewell, Victoria, 3124
Caporn Young has grown to become known as the leading and most respected “results-driven” Real Estate firm in... Read More
  • 93855559
  • Perth, Western Australia, 6010
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Real Estate is a complex and dynamic area of work that demands experts to stay informed about rules and regulations as well as the market. As you can imagine, agents and brokers vary as much as the properties they sell. You'll need to be as savvy in selecting a realtor as they are in getting you the best price.

What Does an Agent or Broker Do?


Although the terms “agent” and “broker” often are used interchangeably, they’re not the same thing. Generally, a broker must have more specialised education as well as licensing, and as a result is legally authorised to execute a real estate transaction. Brokers usually play a more administrative role in the real estate process. An agent, by contrast, is a salesperson hired by a broker to interact with and handle the legwork for the clients.

When you're looking to buy a home, a buyer’s agent represents a home buyer or seller in a real estate transaction. A buyer’s agent will find property listings that match your needs, works with the seller’s agent to schedule showings and accompanies you on visits to tour the home. If you’re interested in the house, the agent handles price negotiations and other terms of the sale, and coordinates the appropriate paperwork.

If you are engaged in a home sale, a seller’s agent will help you determine a listing price for a property and can suggest repairs, upgrades and staging ideas to boost the home’s appeal. He or she is in charge of marketing the house to prospective buyers and other agents through signage, websites, print ads, open houses and other methods. As with a buyer’s agent, a seller’s agent represents you in negotiating the sale.

Questions to ask a prospective agent or broker:


  • How long have you been in the business?
  • How long have you worked in this area?
  • Do you work full time or part time in this business?
  • Do you represent buyers or sellers exclusively, or both?
  • What are your professional affiliations?
  • For sellers: How will you market my home?
  • For buyers: How will you find homes that might interest me?
  • Have you had recent sales in the neighborhoods that I might interested in?
  • Can you provide me with references?
  • What license(s) do you have?
  • How do you charge?
  • What do your services include?
  • Will I be working with anyone else?

Find an agent or broker on Houzz. Narrow your search in the Professionals section of the website to agents and brokers. If you’re in the market to buy or sell a home, you may be interested in hiring other professionals as well. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of real estate agents: Home Stylists and Property Staging, Photographers.