You’ve found the house. The offer has been accepted. Inspections are underway, and everyone is looking forward to closing.Then the lender says the property doesn’t qualify for financing
Dated: January 27 2026
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🔑 6 Topics to Discuss with a Buyer’s Agent 🔑
If you’re ready to buy a home, partnering with a buyer’s agent (like me!) is one of the best decisions you can make. Here are six essential topics that we need to discuss to get the most out of our partnership:
1️. Current Market Conditions – I’ll share insights on local trends, inventory, and pricing to help you understand what’s realistic in today’s market.
2️. Services Provided – From finding listings to handling inspections and closing, I’ll walk you through the services I offer to support you every step of the way.
3️. Your Needs & Wants – We’ll prioritize your must-haves versus nice-to-haves so I can help you find the best match for your lifestyle and budget.
4️. Written Buyer Representation Agreement – I’ll review this written agreement with you to clarify expectations and ensure a smooth partnership.
5️. Interaction with Other Agents – We’ll discuss how to disclose our relationship to maintain a clear line of representation when interacting with other agents.
6️. Compensation – We’ll go over my compensation structure and address any questions about payment.
These conversations set the stage for a successful homebuying journey. Ready to find your ideal home? Let’s chat! Call me at 4063506114 or email me here🏡 💼
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Shawn Cox-Mistretta is a third-generation Montanan and an experienced real estate professional with over 30 years of helping clients buy and sell homes. Born and raised in Lewistown, she grew up with ....
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