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Livermore First Time Home Buyers

Need Exclusive Buyer Agents (EBA)

Livermore first time home buyers need EBAs' protection against someone taking advantage of them, as well as help in finding property for sale on MLS, and not on MLS, a must in the purchasing process.

Our city is located just east of Pleasanton in the Tri-Valley region of the eastern San Francisco Bay. It is on Interstate 580 providing easy access to both the Central Valley and the bay area. We are close enough for commuting and far enough away to have affordable real estate. Here can be found some of the best weather in northern California. We have milder temperatures than the central valley, less fog and more sunshine than the rest of the bay area. Only twenty years after the founding of our city, America’s first international gold medal for wine in 1889 at the Paris Exposition was won by a local vintner, a tribute partially to our great climate. There are 25 wineries that one can visit. We have an image of a relaxed lifestyle, great hospitality, community spirit, and a sense of history, with a tendency towards the futuristic. Our population is expected to increase over 40% in the next 15 years with significant growth in light manufacturing and warehousing growth.

We help Northern Californians safely purchase residential real estate.

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Providing 100% service to Purchasers 100% of every transaction with no conflict of interest.

Worried about paying too much on price and fees? Wouldn't it be nice if you could count on getting the benefits you deserve without paying to much and learning the hard way?

Are you aware that listing agents hold written contracts with sellers requiring that their entire company do their best to get the highest possible price and terms for their listed properties? Who do you want negotiating for you? The seller's agent, the seller's brokerage, or a company that never lists property for sale or works for sellers?

Statistically about 40% of all real estate purchasers in America use any agent they meet when just getting started. We urge you to interview at least 3 agents before choosing one. With some 15,000 plus agents in the local multiple listing system serving the above cities, understandably selecting good brokers is problematic. Choosing an agent who wants to sell you his/her company's listings has its obvious pitfalls. Picking an agent on the basis of their personality is wrong, too. Selecting an agent offering a rebate may actually cost you far more. We urge you to choose specialists who will represent you 100%, someone with experience and expertise investing years on the side of purchasers; one who will help you acquire a property of your choice, not try to sell you something you don't want, or that you will regret purchasing. Very few agents will show you for-sale-by-owners, foreclosures, tenant occupied, distressed houses, properties where the commission offered by the listing agent is too low, REO's, VA and FHA. We will show you any or all of these properties.

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