Buyers Brokers Only, LLC Press Room

Buyer agents support prohibiting offers to purchase homes conditioned on waiving a home inspection and oppose calls to veto that language in housing bond bill.

Are you thinking about buying a home in Massachusetts? You're not alone! But with so much to learn about the home-buying process, it can be tough to know where to start.

Buyers Brokers Only, LLC announced its upcoming free virtual Massachusetts first-time home buyer class. 

HAVERHILL, Mass. April 15, 2020 – Buyers Brokers Only, LLC has shifted its in-person spring 2020 Massachusetts first-time homebuyer workshops online due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Haverhill, MA February 17, 2019 – Massachusetts home buyers considering their first home purchase in the Spring or Summer will learn how to buy a home from industry experts in a comfortable, informal classroom setting on Saturday, February 23, 2019, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM, in Woburn, Massachusetts.

Haverhill, MA November 23, 2018 – Massachusetts first-time homebuyers will learn how to buy a home from industry experts in a comfortable, professional classroom setting on Monday, November 26, 2018, from 6:30 PM to 8 PM, in Woburn, Massachusetts.

Haverhill, MA October 29, 2018 – Massachusetts first-time homebuyers will have the opportunity to learn the steps to buying a home in a comfortable and professional classroom setting at the HomeSmart Homebuyer Workshop on Monday, November 5, 2018, from 6:30 PM to 8 PM, in Woburn, Massachusetts.

Greater Boston area exclusive buyer agent real estate firm Buyers Brokers Only, LLC warns homebuyers that even sophisticated consumers are confused by dual agency and designated buyer agency. Homebuyers must educate themselves about the conflicts of interest common at traditional real estate brokerages.

Haverhill, MA October 11, 2016 – In a case that has vividly demonstrated that even sophisticated consumers often do not understand that their rights are reduced when they submit themselves to dual agency representation, the California Supreme Court heard oral arguments on September 7, 2016 regarding the case of a multimillionaire homebuyer who sued the listing agent and listing brokerage, which was acting as a dual agent, after purchasing a $12.25 million home in Los Angeles in 2007.