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advertising claims to the contrary, the internet is not an experienced
Real Estate Professional. It cannot consult, counsel, advise, have
knowledge of local laws and market
conditions, make judgments, "own" the result, or most importantly,
understand your individual goals and needs and care about you as a Client.
To obtain an accurate
interpretation of any information you're receiving online, please contact
us.
It is important for you, the consumer, to realize three things: First, while data and information online have value, such content is not a substitute for local experience, negotiating skills, or representation. Second, all realty transactions are unique and the needs of all buyers and sellers are different. While it's easy to computerize book orders and stock market transactions, Real Estate sales don't fit in a mold -- one house is not exactly like another, nor are any two buyers, two sellers or two transactions. Third, brokers have an obligation to educate the public, to explain
the difference between general information and the benefit of specific advice and counsel.
In other words, there is a need to distinguish between a "functionary" and a
"fiduciary," a matter discussed in detail at http://www.realtyfiduciary.com. For instance, one online map shows two schools which local brokers say were closed
years ago -- both facilities have long-since been replaced with townhouses. |
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