Check their license status and look for online reviews on neutral platforms. Look for mentions of their —that’s where they truly earn their commission.
"Which blocks in this neighborhood are appreciating fastest?"If they give vague answers, they aren't local enough. 3. Test Their Response Time
Finding the right realtor is like choosing a partner for a high-stakes road trip—you need someone who knows the map, handles the breakdowns, and actually listens to your music choices. 1. Look for a "Buyer’s Specialist"
Don't just go with the first person you meet. Ask these "litmus test" questions:
The best homes often sell in a weekend. If an agent takes 24 hours to return your first "I’m interested" text, they likely won't be fast enough when it’s time to submit a competitive offer. You need a "sprint" mindset. 4. Interview at Least Three
You’re going to spend a lot of time with this person. If you’re a data-driven person who wants spreadsheets, don't hire a "gut feeling" agent. Ensure your communication styles click before you sign a buyer's representation agreement. 6. Verify the Paperwork
(You want a strategist, not just a paperwork shuffler.) 5. Check Their "Vibe" vs. Your Values
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