Ohly Real Estate

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0 / 5.0

About

Protect your Real Estate Investment. Work with an Exclusive Buyer Broker Agency. 98% of the real estate offices in Southeast Minnesota represent sellers. If you are a buyer, this is not a good situation for you! The Ohly Real Estate Office, Exclusive Buyer Broker Agency NEVER represents sellers. Ohly Real Estate Office, Exclusive Buyer Broker Agency, will assist buyers every step of the way. We will talk about the benefits of home ownership, important things to avoid before buying a home, coach you on determining the best price to offer, and give you valuable advice when making the offer to purchase. Our loyalty is solely to home buyers. We are legally obligated to help you negotiate the lowest possible price and most favorable terms. We will explain and monitor the home-buying process, keep your personal and financial interest confidential, promote and protect your best interests, prepare market value reports on any house you select, analyze and verify listing information, and even recommend not buying a home should there be specific drawbacks. Ohly Real Estate Office never lists homes because agents working for companies that list homes cannot provide undivided loyalty to you if you are interested in buying a home listed by their company. They will by law be in a dual agency situation, which puts limits on their representation to you, and potentially provides no representation at all! Dual agency presents serious limitations and risks to you as a home buyer, while monetarily benefitting the real estate company. Call today so I can help the "Buyer Beware" when purchasing your new home!!!

Review

We wanted to purchase a new construction home for around 200,000 with no mortgage. We communicated with a few realtors via e-mailed notes back and forth, both buyers and dual agents. Then, we set up a face to face interview with 3 of them, the first one being Judy Ohly. We were so impressed with her patience, wanting to know what our needs were to make us happy, versus other realtors who were too busy telling us North-west was "the place" to live in Rochester or quaint little suburbs. For us, having moved from NYC to Tarrytown, a beautiful quaint little town in Westchester