When you’re buying a home, would you know what to do if your financing fell through the day before closing, your home inspector found a termite infestation, or your future neighbors had just built a wall on your property? The homebuying process can be simultaneously intimidating and exhilarating. From the first steps of qualifying for a mortgage and deciding what’s important in a home, to making an offer, coordinating appraisals and inspections, and closing escrow, every transaction is as unique as the people and properties involved. Buyers’ agents specialize in representing the particular interests of homebuyers. It’s important for homebuyers to work with a Realtor who has the expertise and know-how to represent the buyers’ best interests. A buyer’s representative might negotiate with a seller for a smaller deposit, amount of closing costs to be paid by the seller, and other contract terms more favorable to the buyer. If you’re thinking about buying a new home, enlisting the help of a Buyer’s agent can make all the difference.