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Buyer’s agent

Two searches, one standard of evidence.

The work is the same discipline in both cases: examine the property below the suburb level, then read the campaign around it. The context differs. One search is for owner-occupiers on the North Shore. The other is for investors buying nationwide.

Before you appoint anyone

Compare the work, not only the fee.

Scope, who does the work, the evidence you receive and what happens when the answer is no are more useful than a headline promise.

Read the buyer’s agent fee guide

What does a buyer's agent do?

A buyer's agent represents the purchaser, not the seller. Ben defines the brief, filters the market, assesses the location and property, coordinates due diligence, builds a comparable-sales range and develops the offer, negotiation or auction strategy.

How much does a buyer's agent cost?

The fee depends on the scope. A full North Shore search, a negotiation-only engagement and auction bidding are different services. Ben confirms the professional fee, inclusions and likely third-party costs in writing before a client proceeds.

Is Ben a licensed property professional?

Ben's license is REP400065199C. The business ABN is 57 782 682 324.

Does Ben work only on the North Shore?

Ben's owner-occupier service is focused on Sydney's North Shore. He also conducts a separate nationwide search for property investors, beginning with the role the next property needs to play in the portfolio.

Not sure which search fits?

Tell Ben what you are trying to do. If the North Shore is the wrong answer, he will say so. The first conversation is about the decision, not the engagement.