Why should I use a buyer’s adviser?

The seller’s agent is not obliged to tell you about defects and shortcomings in the home, so without your own adviser the pitfalls can be hard to spot. A buyer’s adviser also goes through all the paperwork and checks whether anything in the documents could justify a reduction in the price.

Related questions

01 How much does buyer advice cost at Brikk? 02 What is included in Brikk’s buyer advice? 03 What is a buyer’s adviser? 04 How do I join Brikk’s buyer register?
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