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A Real Estate Broker is a professional who has continued their education beyond the agent level and passed a separate, more rigorous broker’s license exam. While an agent must work under the umbrella of a firm, a broker has the legal authority to operate independently and own their own brokerage.

Finding a great real estate agent comes down to a mix of data and chemistry. Start by looking for local experts who have a proven track record of recent sales in your specific neighborhood, then interview at least two or three to compare their strategies. During these conversations, prioritize agents who work full-time, offer a clear communication style that matches yours, and can demonstrate how they use modern technology to market homes or find "off-market" listings. Ultimately, you want a professional who provides honest, data-backed advice—even if it’s not what you want to hear—rather than someone who simply agrees with everything you say.

A home inspection is a professional, non-invasive examination of a property's physical structure and critical systems—such as the roof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical—to identify any safety issues or necessary repairs before a sale is finalized. Typically paid for by the buyer shortly after an offer is accepted, the process results in a detailed report that helps you understand the true condition of the home and can serve as a powerful tool for negotiating repairs or price credits. It’s essentially a "physical exam" for the house that ensures you aren't surprised by expensive hidden defects after you move in.