LA Listing Agent
These are the Ordinary Agents you call when you see a sign in a yard of a home for sale, or when you call about an ad you see in the newspaper, or when you walk into an open house on Sunday afternoon. These Agents are obligated to get the best price for the seller. These Agents become "Dual Agents" if they represent a buyer on the sale of one of their company's listings.
 

TL Transactional Licensee
Act 112 created another whole new animal known as a Transactional Licensee. In essence, this option places the real estate person, and company, in a position "in the middle." An advocate of no one. Why would anyone pay someone to sit in the middle and do nothing but open a door and shuffle papers around? Yet, that is pretty much all the Transactional Licensee is allowed to do.

BA Buyer's Agent/Designated Agent
Everyone now wants to call themselves a "Buyer's Agent". Buyer's Agents that work in a regular real estate office that takes listings can indeed represent a buyer, but if that buyer wants to see a home listed by the same company, EVERYTHING can go haywire as the intra office alarms go off. First the company becomes a Dual Agent while at the SAME TIME, two Designated Agents WITHIN the same company are created: One 'supposedly' for the buyer, and one 'supposedly' for the seller. How can two agents WITHIN THE SAME COMPANY fully represent the interests of two OPPOSING parties at the same time? Just because Act 112 says they can, logic dictates THEY CAN'T!!!!

EBA Exclusive Buyer's Agent
This Agent works for a real estate company that never takes any listings, rather, chooses to represent BUYERS ONLY - 100% of the Time with never a risk of becoming a dual agent! This is our preferred choice, as we offer you 100% Representation - 100% of the Time.

Ask yourself which you would prefer?

• An Ordinary Agent who represents the Seller?
• A Transactional Licensee who can do little else but sit in the middle?
• An Agent (Dual) representing both the Seller and the Buyer at the same time?
• An Exclusive Buyer's Agent who only represents YOU, the homebuyer?

If your choice is the obvious preference, and you would like for us to explain how we can best serve your needs, fill out our form now.