Which type of properties is a broker with a buyer's agreement more likely to show?

A broker with a buyer's agreement is more likely to show FSBO (For Sale By Owner) properties, foreclosure sales, and properties not yet on the market for several reasons.

First, a buyer's agreement represents a formalized commitment between the broker and the buyer, which allows the broker to actively seek out various types of properties that align with the buyer's preferences and objectives. In the context of FSBO properties, these are listings that are not represented by traditional real estate agents, meaning a broker would play a crucial role in negotiating and navigating the process on behalf of the buyer. This can be an attractive option for buyers who are looking for unique deals or properties they might not otherwise have access to.

Additionally, foreclosure sales often require specific knowledge and expertise due to their unique processes, and having a broker with a buyer's agreement can help navigate these complexities. Furthermore, properties not yet on the market may include upcoming listings that the broker has insider knowledge about, such as through relationships with other agents or developers, which can provide additional opportunities for the buyer.

In summary, the combination of these property types allows the broker to maximize the potential for their buyer clients, ensuring they have access to a wider and more diverse range of options in the marketplace.