Statistics tell us that as many as 80% of all home buyers will start their search for a new home by browsing the Internet. The Internet is often used for browsing new properties, especially when there is distance involved.
While looking at the Internet gives a general feel for areas and prices, for obvious reasons, at some point you will need to involve a real estate agent. Local real estate agents know their areas and know about pending building plans, schools etc. Often on the Internet you can only see the actual property for sale.
Familiarity with the Internet is one of the key requirements to being a skillful real estate agent in today’s market. This skill not only speeds up the property finding, it also means that the computer can do the compilations for you, and you can get the perfect home without getting out of your chair!
One of the questions to ask a real estate agent is how familiar are they on the Internet? Make sure they can contact you by email and that they can turn up the MLS listings for you to look at. Sit with your real estate agent and get the virtual tour on a couple of homes. If you are not so familiar with the Internet...
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