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The role of a buyer's agent is to help the buyer source a suitable property, negotiate the purchase price, and guide the buyer through the closing process. They will typically start by working with the buyer to determine their needs and preferences, such as the desired location, size, and style of the property.

Once the buyer has identified a few potential properties, the buyer's agent will schedule inspections and provide information about the properties, including their features, condition, and price. They will also provide insight into the local real estate market and help the buyer understand what they can expect to pay for a property in the area.

Once the buyer has found a property they wish to purchase, the buyer's agent will conduct due-diligence, negotiate the purchase price with the seller's agent (or seller direct). They will use their knowledge of the local market and the property itself to help the buyer get the best deal possible.

Finally, the buyer's agent will guide the buyer through the settlement process, which includes coordinating a pre-settlement inspection, working with the buyer's mortgage broker and conveyancer to ensure everything is completed, as well as handling all of the necessary paperwork. 

In summary, a real estate buyer's agent is a valuable resource for anyone looking to purchase a property. They will save you time, stress and money by finding the right property for you, negotiating the best possible price and guiding you through the whole buying process.
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​If you're looking to purchase a property and needing assistance, reach out to your exert Brisbane Buyer's Agency - The Buyer Squad