REAL ESTATE BUYER SERVICES

WELCOME...

CabinQuest is a licensed real estate firm proudly offering 100%, undivided loyalty to Buyers. We are an Exclusive Buyers Agency, meaning we do not accept property listings to "sell" or represent the seller's side in a real estate transaction. Instead, we are dedicated to helping qualified buyers like you find properties which match your vision, and ensuring you acquire them under the best possible terms.

As we do not "sell" real estate - we help folks acquire it - the primary purpose of this website is not to "sell" you anything, our goals are to:

1. Educate our web guests about the various types of broker representation and the benefits of having a Buyer's Broker advocate your side of the transaction.
2. Provide useful tools for Buyers, who we hope to represent, and Sellers, whom we hope will welcome our Buyer's offers.
3. Empower our Clients to pursue their dreams of property ownership, anywhere in the world.

We thank you for your interest, and welcome you to browse our website. When you are ready to chat with an Exclusive Buyer's Agent about your plans, please feel free to contact us at your convenience.

BUYERS AGENCY IN THE MEDIA...

"Is 'your' agent really working for you? Recently, more home buyers have been asking, "Who represents whom?" As a result, many are opting to be represented by a buyer's agent to take them through the process, from house hunting to closing. The greatest thing about this is it doesn't cost the buyer anything and often saves them thousands." more...(bankrate.com)

"Until recently, the line separating a buyer's agent from a seller's agent was fine, indeed. In fact, the traditional buyer's agent (also called a sub-agent) has a greater legal obligation to an individual selling a property than the one trying to buy it. But a new breed of agent has appeared on the market over the past several years, one committed exclusively to the best interests of the buyer." more... (moving.com)

"For the prospective home-buyer, the real estate agent/broker can help in negotiating a price for a home, but only up to a point. Unless you have entered into a separate agreement in which the agent agrees to represent you, the agent you are working with is working for the seller. It does not matter if he or she is the listing agent or not." more... (Better Business Bureau)

"Traditionally, the real estate agent has always represented the seller of the house...Thanks to legislation and the changes in the real estate business, the buyer broker business has really taken off. Let's see why so many people think they're the way to go." more... (Motley Fool)

"The whole idea here is fairness: If the buyer is bringing the money to the table to buy the house, shouldn't that buyer get representation? Finally, after nearly a century, the answer is yes. The struggle is over. Buyer agency is here."  more... (bankrate.com)