At Buyer's Edge Exclusive Buyer Brokerage Real Estate, our virtual tour is quite a different animal.

Homebuyers are hearing a lot about virtual tours these days. They are told that it’s the “new way” to buy a home. Why set foot into a house or condo before you buy it when you can see and experience the lipstick version online? This coupled with clever staging and a fresh coat of paint can provide a terrific "picture perfect" view of a home, from the listing agent. However, is this really in the homebuyers’ best interest?

At Buyer's Edge, our virtual tour is quite a different animal. As Exclusive Buyer's Agents, we are deep in the weeds in helping clients evaluate properties correctly. So we are discussing and "virtually" showing buyers what's really there - the good, the bad and the ugly:)

See the following Buyer's Edge version of a "Virtual Tour" with Stephen Carpenter-Israel, Broker and President with Buyer’s Edge Real Estate Company in the Nation’s Capital Region. Remember, you’re buying a home not a hotel room.

Watch our Video: What’s the difference between a staged virtual tour and a Buyer’s Edge Exclusive Buyer’s Agents virtual house tour? True Buyer’s Agents never work for Sellers, so we look for the good, the bad, and the ugly. Then we share it with our clients - the homebuyer.

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