Pennsylvania law requires real estate brokers and salespersons (licensees) to deliver a 'Consumer Notice' (an explanation of business relationships available to consumers) upon first contact where a substantive discussion about real estate occurs. For your convenience you will find a link below to the Notice. Of the relationships described, my policy is to only represent consumers as a 'Buyer's Agent'.

When you see a "for sale" sign on a property, or see it advertised, the real estate office is the agent for the seller. That office is obligated to get the best price for the seller and to tell the seller everything they learn about the buyer that will be to the advantage of the seller. That is why you need a buyer's agent to represent you.