We have a moving truck and you can use is when you hire an agent from Royer Realty to represent you in a real estate sale or purchase!  Check out our Moving Truck page for more information.

What size is the truck?  Here is a link to our moving truck info page to help you plan your move!

What is fair housing?

CLICK HERE for more details on NAR's website.

What is a Listing Agreement and how does it apply?

Here is a consumer guide to listing agreements and CLICK HERE for a link at the bottom to more information provided by NAR.

Do you know how agency works?  This guide describes what to expect from agents at Royer Realty LLC.  If you have any questions, please ask us!

What is an offer of compensation and why?

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Ohio Buyer Representation Agreements: Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive

When you're starting your home search in Ohio, choosing the right real estate agent is a key first step—and so is understanding your buyer representation agreement. This agreement defines how you’ll work with your agent and what you can expect from the relationship. In Ohio, the two main types are exclusive and non-exclusive agreements. Each has its own advantages, especially depending on where you are in your home-buying journey.

What Is a Buyer Representation Agreement?

This agreement is a written contract that outlines how a real estate professional will assist you as a buyer. It covers everything from agent responsibilities to compensation and duration. Whether you're just beginning to explore the market or ready to make an offer, having an agreement in place creates transparency and sets the stage for a successful experience.

Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive: What’s the Difference?

Exclusive Buyer Representation Agreement
This type of agreement means you’ll work solely with one real estate agent or brokerage. It’s great if you’re ready to fully commit to an agent who will manage your search, negotiations, and closing process from start to finish.

Benefits:

• Strong commitment from your agent
• Consistent communication and strategy
• Personalized property searches and showings
  
  

Non-Exclusive Buyer Representation Agreement
A non-exclusive agreement gives you the freedom to explore your options while still receiving professional guidance. It’s especially appealing when you’re just starting out and want to get a feel for the market—or see how well you work with an agent before committing.

Benefits:

• Flexibility to find an agent suitable to you
• No long-term obligation right away
  
• Great for buyers in the early research phase
• Ideal for open houses or casual property viewings
  
  

Which Is Right for You?

If you're new to the home-buying process, a non-exclusive agreement might be the perfect way to begin. It allows you to dip your toes in the market and get comfortable with the process—while still benefiting from a real estate expert’s knowledge. Later, as your needs become more specific and your search intensifies, many buyers naturally transition to an exclusive relationship to streamline their experience.

At Royer Realty, we’re here to meet you where you are. Whether you’re just starting your search or ready to buy tomorrow, our agents will work with you at your pace—no pressure, just personalized service.

Call to Action:

Whether you’re ready to dive into the market or just starting to explore your options, Royer Realty is here to support your journey every step of the way. Call us today at 937-592-7653 or visit www.royerrealty.com to speak with a friendly, knowledgeable agent who understands the value of flexibility and trust. Let’s find your perfect home—on your terms.

"If you’re a homebuyer working with an agent who is a REALTOR®, it means you are working with a professional who is ethically obligated to act in your best interest. As of August 17, 2024, you will be asked to sign a written buyer agreement after you’ve chosen the professional you want to work with. Here’s what you should know about these agreements:"

CLICK HERE for more details on NAR's website.

"As of August 17, 2024, many real estate professionals nationwide will be asking buyers to enter into a written agreement prior to touring a home. But what if you are just attending an open house? Here’s what you should know:"

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"A REALTOR® is a special kind of real estate agent: one who follows NAR’s strict Code of Ethics, including the first and primary pledge to protect and promote the interests of their clients.  This obligation means that a REALTOR® cannot make decisions or provide representation in a way that puts their own interests or commissions ahead of their clients’ interests."

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Consumer’s Guide to Radon Reduction

The EPA's guide to radon Reduction: