Solo Agents or Teams – Who’s Your Real Estate Match?

Deciding whether to work with a solo agent or a team of agents.

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The choice between working with a solo agent or a team of high-producing agents is pivotal. This decision is crucial because you'll want an agent you can directly contact through calls or texts, ensuring quick responses and top-notch communication and service. Today, we’ll weigh the advantages and drawbacks of each option, helping you make an informed choice that suits your real estate needs.

The issue with large teams often arises when the agent you initially engage with, who you expect to handle your transaction, turns out to be the team leader. They then pass you off to their team, and the agent you connected with no longer manages your sale. You become just another cog in a system, which may not be in your best interest.

On the other hand, hiring a solo agent may also not be optimal because they lack the resources, leverage, systems, and marketing capabilities that a team can offer. This might not yield the best results for your sale.

"My recommendation is to hire an agent with a team."

Our recommendation is to hire an agent with a team. The agent you choose should be the one leading the sale, with the team providing support for marketing, communication, property showings, and delivering the feedback you deserve. This way, you'll have the right team to guide you every step of the way.

If you're seeking more guidance on whom to hire, whether for buying or selling, feel free to call or email us. We’re here to provide you with transparent data, effective communication, and the guidance you need for your real estate journey.