Why choose a REMAX Hallmark® agent?
For over 40 years, REMAX Hallmark® has been building a network of highly productive, full-time real estate professionals. REMAX Hallmark® agents average more sales and have more real estate sales experience than other real estate agents.
What does this mean for you? It means when you work with a REMAX Hallmark® agent, you are getting a dedicated real estate professional with access to a vast knowledge base, as well as the tools and support they need to help you with the sale of your home.
Choosing the right agent can make a difference in the quality of your entire home-selling experience. And working with a REMAX Hallmark® agent means you unlock access to current market information and an extensive network of connections to help price, promote and sell your home.
Don't get lost in the shuffle of a complex real estate market full of ever-changing rules, regulations, and paperwork. Visit remax.ca to locate a REMAX® agent in your area.
Sellers who use a licensed real estate agent are more likely to sell at a higher price than those who list “by owner.”
The guide cites https://www.nar.realtor/research-and-statistics/quick-real-estate-statistics for that comparison.
14 questions to ask an agent
- Are you a full-time real estate agent?
- How much experience do you have in my neighbourhood?
- Can you provide references?
- How many homes have you listed and sold in the last year?
- What services and resources do you offer?
- How does the home-selling process work and what is expected of me?
- How long are homes in my neighbourhood usually on the market?
- How would you price and market my home?
- How many open-house tours do you conduct? Are you willing to add more?
- What disclosure laws apply to me?
- What does the listing agreement entail and what is your fee?
- What happens if you (or another agent) find a buyer to purchase my house?
- What happens if I'm not happy with your services?
- Anything else I should know?
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