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Working with a Palm Beach buyer's agent
Since 2024, buyers typically sign a written agreement with their agent before touring homes. The agreement spells out services and how the agent is paid.
A good buyer's agent narrows inventory, negotiates, and keeps due diligence on schedule: inspection, survey, title, insurance, and closing.
Ask any agent for their license number and verify it with the Florida DBPR before you sign.
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Questions, answered
FAQ
Can I verify a Florida agent's license?
Yes, on the Florida DBPR license lookup at myfloridalicense.com.
Next step
Start a private search.
A licensed agent follows up personally.
Brief us
Tell us what you want, your budget and timing in under a minute.
Private consultation
A Florida-licensed agent reviews it and follows up personally.
Represented to closing
Search or marketing, negotiation, due diligence and closing coordination.
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