Brisbane’s most experienced buyer’s agents

Highly experienced buyer’s agents are well-versed both in the broader real estate market, as well as all the aspects related to the location(s) that interest you.

Metropole Buyer’s Agents know where to find the most promising properties in Brisbane. They have access to a vast network of other professionals, including selling agents and have been at this for longer than most.

This depends on what you need are and what your particular situation is. A buyer’s agent may certainly be worth the cost if their expertise and support can buy you a profitable deal & peace of mind.

Your buyer’s agent's expertise & professional network should give you access to every property on the market as well as off market opportunities. Furthermore, they should steer you through the maze of property and negotiate a great deal on your behalf. Ultimately, this should save you time and money.

The cost of buyer’s agent services may vary based on the area, the type of assistance required, and the skill level of the agent. Some agents set a fixed fee, while others charge a percentage of the sale.

Buyer’s agents in Queensland are not required to follow specific rules and regulations when it comes to fees, but typically charge an equivalent of 1% - 2.7% of the property's sale price.

Sure some buyer’s agents charge a fixed fee rather than a variable fee but at Metropole Brisbane buyer’s agents we feel variable fees can be more fair than fixed fees, as they can take into account the actual amount of work required for a particular transaction. A fixed fee may be too high or too low depending on the specific circumstances of the transaction.

Beginning buyer’s agents, who are not confident negotiators may charge a fixed fee to make the proposition more attractive. However, wouldn't you rather have a seasoned negotiator with years of experience on your side?

The major difference between a buyer’s agent and a seller’s agent is who they work for.

Buyer’s agents focus on helping the buyer get the best deal on the property, and they remove much of the stress of the property transaction, with some piece of mind thrown in for good measure, whereas the selling agent serves the vendor, doing everything they can to get the most money from the property transaction.

A buyer’s agent typically works to help their client find a property, negotiate the purchase price and ensure the buying process runs smoothly. On the other hand, a seller’s agent works to advertise and sell the property, establish the asking price, and liaise with prospective buyers.