When you are seriously thinking about buying a home it is important that you find yourself proper representation. Team Caledon does more than just find people homes, they assist you in every aspect of purchasing a property. There is no charge for this service. From start to finish - having proper representation and friendly helpful advice is priceless. If you have any questions, or wish to contact us for immediate assistance, call:

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• We assist people in the early stages of planning by recommending real estate lawyers, mortgage brokers and financial planners
• We take each buyer through a series of questions which enable us to discover what they are looking for in a community and a home
• If we don't service the area you are looking in, we are sure to refer you to the right people in that area
• We are always available for questions

Buyer's Agency Agreement
Until January 1, 1995 real estate agents usually represented the seller. Meaning, the legal and fiduciary obligation was given to the seller. The seller, in many transactions, was the only party to actually hire a real estate agent under contract. When buyers made an offer to purchase a home, the agent would always disclose in the offer that they were working for the seller. It never really made sense. Today, buyers can hire a real estate agent to represent them in their home purchase - at no additional costs!
Under the "Purchaser's Agency Agreement" the agent agrees to:

• Represent you and your interests
• Bring all relevant properties to your attention
• Disclose anything to you that may effect your desire to purchase or your ability to negotiate fairly
• Represent you and your interests right up to the day of closing

As a buyer, you agree to:

• Work exclusively with the agent you hired
• Bring any homes you are interested in to the attention of your agent
• Disclose anything that may effect your ability to close a transaction