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The advantages of working with a real estate team besides the obvious seemingly unlimited access to an agent, is the efficiency of the organization of the team moving the transaction to closing and the idea that several real estate brains can be focused on buyer and seller solutions. Realtor teams offer access and a collaborative approach to the evaluation process for buyers and sellers, as well as the ability to leverage the experience and expertise of more than one real estate brain.  A team can bring a competitive advantage to a buy or sell transaction by simply having more resources to tap, more people, more ideas, more perspectives.  Every consumer has a personal preference, but if the collaborative process, an all access pass, depth of combined experience and real estate wisdom are on your must have list, a realtor team is who should represent you. A team can leverage the collective time and experience of its members, to more effectively deliver a full suite of services for buyers and sellers.  "When you go to the doctor, someone takes your vital signs, someone else may do the 'why are you here?' interview and then the doctor diagnoses and treats you," The Audra O'Neal Team analogizes.  With Buyer Specialists, Listing (or seller) Specialists and of course the "Rainmaker," teams may be able to offer a broader level of service and expertise than an individual agent. Consumers can benefit from the diversity of individual realtor team members experience in different geographic areas and technical savvy.  The meteoric rise of social media has had a significant impact on traditional real estate marketing and some agents are better at it than others, a team can share each other's strengths and fortify each other's weaknesses.

Sugar Land/Houston Real Estate by Audra O'Neal with O'Neal Team Homes

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