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Agencies & Brokerage in Atlanta, GA
American Society of Real Estate Appraisers - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (404) 252-4747
Ball Joe W MAI - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (404) 874-4499
Carr Lawson Cantrell & Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (678) 686-3580
Cecil Turner & Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (404) 766-7891
Childers Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (404) 876-5100
Crutchfield Marvin T SRA - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (404) 256-0690
Danny White & Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (770) 621-0529
Farmer & Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (770) 234-0990
Georgia Institute of Real Estate - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (404) 252-6768
Hammond Gary R Jr MAI - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (770) 481-0855
J L Lee & Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (678) 240-0525
Kaiser Mitsch & Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (770) 458-0206
McKoy and Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (678) 320-9988
Spurlin & Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (404) 250-0040
Starnes & Associates - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (770) 971-4004
Weichert Realtors Preferred Corporate Office - Atlanta, GA - Phone: (404) 845-4014
Helpful Definition for: Agencies & Brokerage
A broker working with a brokerage firm or an agency in Atlanta, is someone who acts on behalf of his clients, as intermediaries. He conducts trading and negotiations on behalf of the buyer and seller; some agents who act for both the buyer and the seller are known as dual agency, which is regulated and limited by a number of state laws that can vary. Functions of business brokers include estimating the value of the business; advertising it for sale with or without disclosing its identity; handling the initial potential buyer interviews, discussions, and negotiations with prospective buyers; facilitating the progress of the due diligence investigation and generally assisting with the business sale. If the object of transactions is real estate, then he/she is known as a real estate broker. It is easier to complete transactions via a broker, because he ensures confidentiality, he knows the market system, can perform appraisals, advertise the business, negotiate a favourable contract or sale, and generally make the process of buying and selling easier. A broker is usually remunerated by any of these ways: hourly, retainer, and success fee (commission upon a closing). As a thumb rule, smaller transactions have a higher rate of compensation.
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