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Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most people ever make. With so many moving parts in a transaction, it's important to have someone who’s legally and professionally committed to protecting your best interests. That’s exactly where a buyer agency agreement comes in.

What Is a Buyer Agency Agreement?

A buyer agency agreement, also known as a buyer brokerage agreement, is a formal contract between you (the buyer) and your real estate agent. It confirms that your agent is working for you, not the seller, and outlines the terms of your relationship.

This agreement typically includes:

How long your agent will represent you
What services your agent will provide
How the agent will be compensated
Your responsibilities as a buyer

Think of it as a written promise that your agent is your advocate. Whether you're touring homes, writing offers, or negotiating terms, your agent’s job is to help you succeed.

Why Do You Need One?

Real estate agents in Georgia are required to explain agency relationships and provide clients with clarity on how representation works. Signing a buyer agency agreement ensures that:

You’re getting full loyalty, confidentiality, and legal protection
Your agent can confidently advise you throughout the entire process
You avoid confusion about who represents you in the transaction

Without this agreement, an agent may legally be working on behalf of the seller — even if they’re the one showing you the home.

How It Benefits You

Having an agreement in place gives you peace of mind and clear expectations. It also allows your agent to fully invest their time, expertise, and negotiation skills to help you find the right home and secure the best deal.

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📞 Ready to find your perfect home with a trusted advocate by your side?

Let’s talk about how buyer representation works and how we can help you every step of the way.

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