What is a Buyer’s Representation Agreement?

by Lisa D'amato

A Buyer’s Representation Agreement is one of the most misunderstood documents in real estate—but it’s actually designed to protect you.

So, what is it?

A Buyer’s Representation Agreement is a contract between you and your real estate agent that outlines how you’ll work together throughout your home-buying journey. It explains your agent’s responsibilities, how they’re compensated, and the terms of your professional relationship.

What does it mean for you?
✔️ Your agent is committed to representing your best interests.
✔️ You’ll have a trusted advocate to guide you through negotiations, inspections, financing, and closing.
✔️ Everything is clearly outlined, so there are no surprises along the way.

Before signing any agreement, make sure you understand:

• How long the agreement lasts

• What services your agent will provide
• How compensation works
• Any cancellation or termination terms

The goal isn’t to lock you into something—it’s to create a clear understanding so everyone knows what to expect from the start.

Have questions about a Buyer’s Representation Agreement? I’m always happy to walk you through it before you sign.

Contact me at: Lisa D’Amato 781789.1996, lisa.damato@raveis.com

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Lisa D'amato

My clients are either searching for their perfect Cape Cod escape — or they’re ready to sell and want their home positioned beautifully and sold strategically.

I know this market deeply. From waterfront to village neighborhoods, I understand how to price with confidence, market with intention, and negotiate with strength.

What sets me apart isn’t just results — it’s the experience. Organized. Communicative. Elevated. My clients feel informed, protected, and supported every step of the way.

Not everyone is looking for that level of service — and that’s okay. But if you value expertise, calm guidance, and a refined approach, we’ll work well together.
Let’s connect.