Before you sign any agreement, we’ll provide and explain the Working With Real Estate Agents brochure. This document is not a contract — it simply explains your options and rights when working with real estate professionals.
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As part of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) settlement, buyers must now sign a Buyer Agency Disclosure before working with a real estate agent.
This agreement outlines:
Your Agent’s Responsibilities
What your REALTOR® will do for you
Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Representation
Understanding your options
Negotiation & Compensation
How your agent gets paid
Customizing Your Agreement
Making it work for your specific home search
As part of recent industry updates, buyers must sign a written agreement before working with a real estate agent.
At Coastal Development & Realty, we offer flexible options:
Exclusive Buyer Agency Agreement
Full-service representation, your agent is fully committed to your search and you agree to work exclusively with Coastal Development & Realty
Non-Exclusive Buyer Agency Agreement
Full representation without exclusivity and you are free to work with other agents Coastal Development & Realty advocates for your best interests when working together
Property Showing Agreement (Form 202)
Focused solely on viewing specific propertiesNo long-term commitment unless you want it
Watch this short video to understand the recent changes in real estate transactions and what they mean for you as a buyer.
Do I need to sign a buyer agency agreement before touring homes?
Yes, due to new industry regulations, buyers are required to sign an agreement before viewing properties with an agent. This ensures transparency and protects both buyers and agents.
Can I cancel my buyer agency agreement?
How should I plan to tour homes?
Before you sign any agreement, we’ll provide and explain the Working With Real Estate Agents brochure. This document is not a contract — it simply explains your options and rights when working with real estate professionals.
Not Sure Which Agreement is Right for You?
Our team at Coastal Development & Realty is well-versed in the new guidelines. We’re happy to walk you through each option and help you make the best decision for your situation — with zero pressure.
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