Looking for a buyers agent that will work hard to get you the best deal in the Greensboro area?  Look no Further.

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zanegerringer
REALTOR® | 336-675-5597

As Your Buyer Agent, I Will:

• Be responsive, accessible & show you all properties to help you find the right fit for you

• Negotiate on your behalf
• Represent your best interests throughout the transaction
• Work at your pace and on your time-line & schedule
• Make sure the property you are interested in is priced correctly before making an offer
• Help you avoid costly and even deadly mistakes such as cracked heat exchangers & misrepresented listings
• Assist with financing, inspections, attorneys, contractors, insurance, utilities & more
• Explain every step of the process
• These are just a few of the things I do on a day-to-day basis to help home buyers in the Triad

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In Regards to Exclusive Buyer Agents - Agents That Do Not Represent Sellers

I have heard complaints from home buyers that when working with their agent, they felt they weren’t shown certain houses – either because their agent wanted to sell them something in a higher price range or because the agent wanted to push their own listings.  It is highly unethical to steer a buyer-client to any home other than the properties they want to see.  I don't suggest specific properties for my buyer clients.  The consumer is far too smart and they have access to all of the listings.  Buyers may ask for guidance about an area, but ultimately they determine the search criteria, and I schedule the appointments.  There is a fiduciary responsibility to both buyer and seller clients alike.  An 'exclusive buyer agent' that never works with sellers is not necessary if you know an ethical real estate agent.  In fact, I believe it is a disadvantage because you learn far more from working with both types of clients and can see a real estate transaction from both the buyer’s and the seller’s perspective.  ~Zane Gerringer

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*When entering into an 'Exclusive Right To Represent Buyer' Buyer Agency Agreement, the broker will first seek compensation from the seller or listing firm.  Where compensation offered is less than expected or not offered at all, your buyer's agent may look to you as the buyer for compensation.