- Introduction
- Buying a Home
- Real Estate Brokers
- How Much Can You Afford?
- Mortgage Financing
- Buying Investment Property
- Buying a Vacation Home
- The Buying Transaction
- Insuring the Property
- The Closing
- Selling Real Estate
- Selling Investment Property and Vacation Homes
- Worksheet: Estimated Sales Proceeds
- Worksheet: Broker Comparison Checklist
- Sprucing-Up Checklist
- Glossary
When interviewing and comparing brokerage offices, use the following worksheet to help evaluate your choices. Before you begin, make several photocopies to take along with you. |
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Name of Agency |
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Address |
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Phone |
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Contact Person |
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Recommended By |
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Suggested Listing Price |
$ |
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Commission % |
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Duration Of Contract |
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Type Of Listing |
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Years of Experience |
____ Years |
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Number of Sales YTD? |
____ Sales |
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Full-time Agent? |
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At Least 50% Local Business? |
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Licensed REALTOR? |
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Member of Referral Service? |
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Advertises In Local Media? |
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Provides References? |
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Plans Open Houses? |
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Provides Progress Reports? |
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Pre-qualifies Buyers? |
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