Find Your Perfect Realtor

Our tool aggregates data from multiple sources to provide you with a list of active real estate agents in your area. You can filter this list based on various criteria like sales history, client reviews, specialties, and more. Once you find an agent you like, you can easily connect with them through the platform.

Yes, our Realtor Finder is completely free for home buyers and sellers. Our goal is to empower you with the information you need to choose the best agent. Agents may pay a fee to be featured or to be part of our network.

Agent ratings and reviews are sourced from verified client transactions. We strive to provide authentic and unbiased feedback. The rating is an average of client scores on a 1-5 star scale, reflecting their overall satisfaction with the agent's services.

Absolutely. You can use our specialty filters to find agents who have experience with specific property types, such as condos, luxury homes, new constructions, or investment properties. This helps you connect with a professional who truly understands your unique needs.

When selecting an agent, consider their recent sales history, client reviews, local market knowledge, and communication style. Look for agents with strong ratings, a good number of recent transactions in your price range, and experience in your target neighborhoods. It's also important to find someone you feel comfortable working with, as buying or selling a home is a significant personal and financial decision.

Each agent profile shows their typical price range for recent transactions. This gives you insight into whether they regularly work with properties in your budget. Agents who frequently handle homes in your price range will have better market knowledge and negotiation experience for your specific situation.

Individual agents provide personalized, one-on-one service throughout your entire transaction. Teams typically offer broader availability and specialized roles (showing agent, listing specialist, transaction coordinator), which can mean faster response times but potentially less personal connection. Both can be excellent - it depends on your preference for communication style and service delivery.

In most cases, you don't pay your buyer's agent directly. The seller typically pays both the listing agent and buyer's agent commissions from the proceeds of the sale. However, recent industry changes mean it's important to discuss compensation arrangements upfront with your chosen agent.

For buyers, it's best to contact an agent 2-3 months before you plan to start seriously looking at homes. This gives you time to get pre-approved for a mortgage and understand the market. For sellers, reach out 1-2 months before you want to list, as preparation and staging can take time.

While you can initially interview multiple agents, it's generally not advisable to work with several simultaneously. Most agents will ask you to sign a buyer's agreement, and working with multiple agents can create conflicts and confusion. Choose one agent you trust and commit to working with them exclusively for the best results.