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20+ years of combined real estate experience.
Coldwell Banker® 2020 International Award Designation winners
Sarah Lin
Eunice Lin
FAQ
Questions to Ask When Choosing a Lender
Like most professions, experience is no guarantee of skill. But much of real estate is learned on the job.
This will touch on how much experience they have, and how up-to-date they are on the local market.
Real estate professionals have to take additional specialized training in order to obtain these distinctions. Designations and certifications help define the special skills that an agent can apply to your particular real estate needs. One designation sellers might for is the CRS®, or Certified Residential Specialist, but there are also specialists for military customers, seniors, and those who are considering a short sale, among others.
The REALTOR® you interview should have information about their performance on hand and be able to present market statistics from their local MLS to provide a comparison.
This is one indication of a REALTOR®’s pricing and negotiating skills.
Your agent should have an aggressive, innovative plan and understand how to market property online.
While it’s usually legal to represent both parties in a transaction, your REALTOR® should be able to explain his or her philosophy on client obligations and agency relationships.
Practitioners should be able to recommend more than one provider and let you know if they have any special relationship with any of the providers.
