How do you find the right
property buyer’s agent?

Follow this step-by-step guide to purchasing your commercial property with the help of a buyer’s agent. 

Why you should enlist the help of a property buyer’s agent

If you are an inexperienced investor looking to get into commercial property investing, you might be asking yourself “Where do I start?” and “What do I need to consider before closing a deal?”

To ensure that you don’t make the same mistakes that many beginner investors make, getting the help of an experienced buyer’s agent would be a wise decision. These experts can help you navigate the challenges of commercial real estate investing.

That said, there are many commercial property buyer’s agents out there. How can you find the right one that fits your long-term investment goals?

Step-by-step guide to choosing the right buyer’s agent 

KNOWLEDGE

1. Define your investment objectives

Your first step towards identifying the right buyer’s agent would be to know what your long-term investment objectives are. Do you already have a set budget as well as preferences when it comes to the type of commercial property, location preferences, and other specific requirements? Planning what you want will be instrumental in helping you find an agent with relevant expertise.

2. Conduct extensive research on potential agents available  

Browse for buyer’s agents in your locality or location preference. You can browse real estate agency websites, online property listings, and real estate directories. You can ask for recommendations from trusted sources who have invested in commercial properties. You can also read online reviews and testimonials from past or present customers of commercial buyer’s agencies. 

COMPETITION

3. Review their credibility, qualifications and track-record

Investors should never purchase a commercial property based solely on first impressions. A comprehensive inspection and assessment of a property should be conducted, taking into account its physical condition, financial aspects, and lease agreements. If you’re having difficulty inspecting a property, consider reaching out to a professional inspector or real estate attorney. 

ACCESSIBILITY

4. Interview and hire

Once you have narrowed down your selection of potential buyer’s agents to hire, you can begin your interview process with them. Ask critical questions such as their tenure, years of experience, scenario-based questions, strategies for finding the right commercial property and knowledge of the real estate market. Hire the buyer’s agent that best satisfies your investment objectives. 

Why work with Unikorn

Many Australians miss out on the opportunities to maximise their commercial property earnings. This is because they don’t work with commercial property experts or a buyer’s agency.

At Unikorn, we will guide you in your commercial property investing journey and help you become a successful commercial property investor.

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FAQs

How can I access a property buyer’s agent success rate and track record? 

You can look at their website and see the commercial properties they have helped their clients buy. You can also do an online search to see if they have any negative reviews or complaints.

Are there legal agreements involved when hiring a property buyer’s agent? 

Yes, the agent will give you a document that explains their services, fees, and other important details. You should read it carefully before signing it.

Should I visit properties with a buyer’s agent? 

Yes, you should. This way, you can see how they evaluate and inspect the properties. You can also ask them any questions you have about the properties or the market.