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Home Buying Basics

Buyer's Agent

A licensed professional who represents the buyer, not the seller, in a purchase.

What is Buyer's Agent?

A buyer's agent is a licensed professional who represents the buyer (not the seller) in a property purchase. They search, negotiate and bid on your behalf — often accessing off-market properties.

Why it matters for you

Fees typically range from 1.5–3% of the purchase price, or a fixed fee of $10,000–$20,000. For time-poor medical professionals or investors out-of-state, a skilled buyer's agent can save more than they cost. Budget on top of your stamp duty and conveyancing costs.

We'll structure finance around their timeline

Free. No pressure. No credit check.

Related terms

Every expense on top of your deposit — stamp duty, conveyancing, inspections.

Home Buying Basics

The seller of a property. The term used across contracts and conveyancing.

Legal & Process

Unconditional contract, 10% deposit, no cooling-off. Have finance sorted first.

Legal & Process
Last updated: April 2026