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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Buyer Agency

As of August 2024, all buyers will now be required to sign a contract with a Buyer Agent, called a Buyer Agency Agreement, in order to tour any home that is listed for sale in the MLS. Furthermore, buyers will also need to agree on compensation with their agent, in the event that sellers do not offer buyer agent compensation.

Buyer Agency In New Jersey

The way we do real estate in New Jersey has changed.
These new changes mean more professional representation and a cleared understanding of what's expected by you and your realtor.
Click the link below to schedule a one-on-one with me, and give me the opportunity to properly educate you so that you can make the right decisions with the right information.

How Does This Benefit You?

This approach fosters an honest and loyal relationship between you and your buyer’s agent, making both sides more invested in the partnership. It allows you to negotiate service fees and ask questions about what you’re paying for, ensuring transparency. With a dedicated agent fighting exclusively for your interests, you benefit from relentless advocacy and skilled negotiation. Additionally, clear definitions of responsibilities for both parties help ensure that everyone understands their roles and expectations, streamlining the process and enhancing your overall experience.

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Big Changes To NJ Real Estate Laws

New Jersey’s Buyer & Seller Agency rules have changed under the NJ Consumer Protection Enhancement Act. This video breaks down what it means for buyers, sellers, renters, and landlords:

  • Signed Agreements: Required before home tours, ensuring full agent commitment.
  • Commission Transparency: Clearer rules for negotiating rates.
  • Dedicated Advocacy: A buyer's agent focused on your best interests.
  • Stronger Relationships: Efficient, personalized home searches.

Learn how these updates can make your real estate journey smoother and more rewarding!

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Buyer & Seller Agency Guide

Buying or selling a home is a major milestone, and understanding how real estate agents represent you is more important than ever. New laws in New Jersey have recently changed the way agents work with both buyers and sellers.
This easy-to-follow guide breaks down the key changes so you can move forward with confidence.


View our free guide today and take the first step toward your next move!

Buyer Agency Representation Is Now the Law

If a Realtor tells you otherwise, or doesn't even mention it at all, I'd recommend reconsidering that relationship."- Dennis Mark Interdonato

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