Real Estate Agents

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Deborah Taylor
RE/MAX REALTY 100
10303 W Oklahoma Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53227
Phone: 414-604-1419
 
Ramona Taylor
RE/MAX 24/7 REAL ESTATE
2835 W College Ave
Appleton, WI 54914
Phone: 920-470-4830
 
Thomas Telderer
RE/MAX REALTY 100
400 N Executive Dr
Ste 100
Brookfield, WI 53005
Phone: 262-784-9220
 
Renae Thimm
RE/MAX REALTY 100
N 96 W18221 County Line Rd
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
Phone: 262-250-8142
 
Brenda Thompson
RE/MAX FIRST
8583 Hwy 51
P O Box 142
Minocqua, WI 54548
Phone: 715-614-5400
 
Dorothy Thompson
RE/MAX UNITED
W63 N647 Washington Ave
Cedarburg, WI 53012
Phone: 262-548-4140
 
Heather Thompson
RE/MAX ELITE
7520 39th Ave
Kenosha, WI 53142
Phone: 262-925-3027
 
William Tollard
RE/MAX FIRST
8583 Hwy 51
P O Box 142
Minocqua, WI 54548
Phone: 715-356-3207
 
Lynn Tower
RE/MAX NEWPORT REALTY
1020 West Blvd
Racine, WI 53405
Phone: 262-632-9990
 
Karen Trieloff
RE/MAX PREFERRED
2970 Chapel Valley Rd
Ste 204
Madison, WI 53711
Phone: 608-310-4836
 
Tien Truong
RE/MAX PREFERRED
2970 Chapel Valley Rd
Ste 204
Madison, WI 53711
Phone: 608-276-8110
 
Daniel Turner
RE/MAX ELITE
7520 39th Ave
Kenosha, WI 53142
Phone: 262-925-3023


Buying or selling a new home is exciting, but it also can be a bit overwhelming. Enlisting the help of a qualified real estate professional can alleviate some of the stresses associated with such an important financial transaction.

Here are some pointers that can help you choose a realtor who understands your wants and needs and can help guide you through the buying or selling process.
National HomTur Realtors and Real Estate Agents

• Verify a real estate agent's license


Real estate agents are licensed by the state once they've completed state-approved education classes. If you feel the need, go ahead and ask to see certification.

 
• Chemistry with your realtor is key

Good chemistry between a real estate agent and a buyer or seller is paramount. If your agent has a clear understanding of exactly what you're looking for — and, just as important, what you're not looking for — chances are you'll waste less time finding a home.

 

• If You are Selling a home


When you're selling a home, your real estate agent will advise you on a number of matters, including what the asking price of your property should be. It will be calculated, in part, based upon recent sales of comparable properties in your area.

Your agent also will be in charge of marketing your property to prospective buyers, often by hosting open houses for several potential buyers. Once a serious buyer is ready to make an offer, your real estate agent mediates the price negotiation.

Once both parties are satisfied, your agent accepts the offer on your behalf. From there, your agent will complete all the necessary contracts and paperwork in preparation for your closing.

Real estate agents work on commission, and you should expect to pay a commission of about 5 percent to 7 percent of the sale price of your home, after the paperwork is completed and the sale is final.

 


• Buying a new home

If you are buying a new home, the agent acts as your researcher, doing the legwork and sifting through the range of properties that might be right for you. It's important that you find someone familiar with the area where you want to live.

Because finding the right home can take time, you should look for an agent who has a willingness to work hard until your needs have been fulfilled. As a buyer, you're not responsible for paying the agent's commission.

 

Use the list of local Realtors and Real Estate Agents below to find the the agent or agency that best suits your needs!