Services we provide for relocating to Wilmington, NC

Below is an overview of the services and solutions Central Realty provides..

When relocating to Wilmington NC, you need to know the kind of real estate services and contracts that are available for you. Do you want to deal with a Buyers Agency or Dual Agency. And most important does the company practice Designated Agency?

Below is a description of agency options:

Buyer Agency: Is an agreement between a broker and a prospective buyer for the broker to act as the agent of the  prospective buyer in the purchase of real estate.

Dual Agency: Allows a firm to represent both the seller and buyer in the same transaction. such agency occurs when a prospective buyer finds property listed within the same real estate company. Your agent is responsible for representing both clients equally when they have both the seller and the buyer. The designated agency provision helps solve this matter of equal representation.

Designated Agency: A firm that is a dual agent of both the seller and buyer may appoint or “designate” an individual agent (usually the listing agent) to continue to fully represent the interests of only the seller and another individual agent to represent the interests of only the buyer.

Why is Designated Agency important to know about? Not all firms practice this form of agency. We prefer to work with firms that practice designated agency so as to protect you (the prospective buyer) when your agent is also the listing agent of the seller.

The above descriptions are brief and do not cover every aspect of agency. However, you do have enough information to see why each type of agency is important and how we can assist you in getting the best representation.

We specialize in finding tracts of land along with listing properties. If you need a Buyers Agent we can assist you.

If at anytime, while you are browsing through our services section, you have a question related to any of our services don't hesitate to call us at 910.520.9410 or send us an e-mail at Lori Brown. We have the 2004-2005 Edition of the North Carolina Real Estate Manual to answer any question regarding agency representation.