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Did You Know?

• Why should I use a REALTOR®?
  
  It's not likely that you can afford to gamble with the largest single investment you may ever make in your lifetime, namely the purchase of your home. But you may be surprised to learn that some people are willing to take that chance.
  
  Selling a home without the help of a REALTOR® is not as easy as it may appear to the uninitiated. Ask yourself the following questions. Do I know the home's true market value or replacement value? Am I aware of the legal ins and outs? Can I arrange suitable financing? Can I qualify a potential purchaser? Can I negotiate a successful close? Can I write an enforceable contract?
  
  Since today's complex market demands expertise and resources not available to the average consumer, there are many compelling reasons why you should enlist the professional services of a REALTOR®. Consider the following:
  
  
  Chances are your REALTOR® can get you a higher price for your property than if you tried to sell it yourself.
  Statistics prove you will sell your home a lot faster when you use the services of a REALTOR®.
  When you work with a member of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, you are really working with thousands of REALTORS® who can advise all of their prospective customers and clients about your home through the Board's Multiple Listing Service®.
  Your REALTOR® can open doors to thousands of properties in the Fraser Valley alone through MLS® and provide you with an up-to-the-minute computerized list of homes specifically suited to your needs.
  Your REALTOR® knows your neighbourhood and assesses market conditions and property values on a daily basis.
  Your REALTOR® has been educated on the complex laws and regulations in real estate and is trained to put together a legally binding contract.
  Negotiating price is an art. Your REALTOR® will negotiate objectively in order to get the best possible price for your home.
  REALTORS® are on call and available seven days a week to show your home.
  REALTORS® have the skills and resources to market your home effectively.
  Your REALTOR® is aware of the many options available for financing the sale, and has the latest information on mortgages.
  
  If you are serious about selling your home, then you should consider using the experts. REALTORS® are real estate marketing specialists. Let them deliver the professional service you deserve.
  

 
• Not every real estate agent is a REALTOR®. 'REALTOR®' identifies real estate professionals who are members of a national trade association, the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). Members subscribe to a strict Code of Ethics and Standards of Business Practice. When clients work with a REALTOR®, they're ensuring that their transaction will be handled professionally and that their rights in real estate activities are protected.

 
• The Real Estate Council of BC is the real estate industry's 'watchdog'. Council is a regulatory agency established by the provincial government. It's mandate is to protect the public interest by enforcing the licensing and licensee conduct requirements of the Real Estate Services Act and the Real Estate Development Marketing Act.

 
• The Canadian Real Estate Association is the national body representing more than 88,000 REALTORS® who belong to over 100 real estate boards and associations. CREA acts as a 'watchdog' on national legislation that pertains to the real estate industry, it also governs the national Code of Ethics and Standards of Business Practice.

 
• BCREA is the provincial association representing over 16,000 REALTORS® from 12 BC Boards. On behalf of the public, BCREA advocates for a strong and positive Quality of Life for BC communities including growth that encourages economic vitality, provides housing opportunities and builds communities with good schools and safe neighbourhoods.

 
• The FVREB provides the public information about the local real estate market, receive complaints regarding members, manage charitable events run by members, lobby government and ensure members meet professional development criteria.