When it comes to choosing a Utah Realtor,
consumers who do their homework can save thousands of
dollars and experience a smooth financial and physical
transition. So don't waste time and resources - decide
what's most important to you, and then find a professional
who specializes in that area. Are you buying or selling a
home? A condo? A rural property? Raw land? An investment
property? Perhaps cost is your main concern. Or timing.
Whatever you decide, Team Teasdale Realty can help you.
If you've already determined where you'd like to live, drive
through neighborhoods in the area and survey them for
Realtor yard signs. Seeing the same name pop up on signs
time after time may indicate that the agent is a specialist
in the area. If you're thinking about selling, monitor the
signs in your own neighborhood. Pay attention to
credentials. This will help you determine areas of
expertise. You may be interested in these designations:
ABR (Accredited Buyer Representative),
e-PRO (Internet Certified Realtor),
QSC (Quality Service Certified),
CRS (Certified Residential Specialist). There are
dozens of designations pursued for continuing education, so
identify one or more that fit your needs. Paul Teasdale has
four designations.
