Annapolis, MD
Real estate agents in Annapolis, Maryland
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Real estate agents in Annapolis
No agents listed in Annapolis yet.
Brokerages in Annapolis
- Allison OliverBroker · Annapolis, MD
- Eugene ParkerBroker · Annapolis, MD
- Julia OwensBroker · Annapolis, MD
- Laura LittenBroker · Annapolis, MD
- Nancy CatronBroker · Annapolis, MD
- Richard FosterBroker · Annapolis, MD
Also listed in Annapolis: 4 real estate attorneys, 6 home builders, 1 home inspectors.
Buying or selling in Annapolis
Read the Annapolis housing guide for local prices, neighborhoods and new-home communities, then interview two or three agents who regularly work in Annapolis and with your property type.
What a real estate agent does
A real estate agent helps you buy or sell a home: pricing, marketing or finding homes, arranging showings, writing and negotiating the offer, coordinating inspections, appraisal, financing and title, and keeping the deal on schedule to closing. Every agent works under a licensed broker, and the brokerage, not the individual agent, holds the agreement with you and is responsible for the agent's work.
Types of agents
- Listing (seller's) agent: represents the seller, prices and markets the home and negotiates for the seller.
- Buyer's agent: represents the buyer, finds and evaluates homes, writes the offer and negotiates for the buyer.
- Dual agent, transaction broker or intermediary: one brokerage working with both sides. Whether this is allowed, and what it is called, depends on the state (see the state rules on each state page).
- REALTOR®: a licensed agent or broker who is a member of the National Association of REALTORS® and follows its Code of Ethics. Not every agent is a REALTOR.
- Broker: holds a higher license, can run a brokerage and supervises agents.
The buyer agreement before you tour
Since August 17, 2024 (NAR settlement practice changes), REALTORS and other MLS participants working with a buyer must have a written agreement with that buyer before touring a home. The agreement states what the agent will be paid, and the amount cannot be open-ended.
Real estate commissions are not set by law. They are negotiable between you and the brokerage, and offers of buyer-agent compensation can no longer be published on the MLS.
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