What must a buyer's agency provide to clients as part of their responsibilities?

A buyer's agency is fundamentally established to represent the interests of the buyer in a real estate transaction. As part of their responsibilities, providing all fiduciary responsibilities is essential. This means that the agency must act in the best interests of the buyer, which includes loyalty, disclosure, confidentiality, obedience, and reasonable care.

These fiduciary duties create a trust-based relationship where the agency is legally and ethically bound to prioritize the client's needs above all else. Unlike other aspects such as providing financial advice or weekly updates, which can be provided but are not mandatory or part of the fiduciary obligation, fulfilling all fiduciary responsibilities is a core requirement of a buyer's agency.

Thus, the emphasis on fiduciary responsibilities ensures that buyers receive a level of service and commitment that is essential for navigating complex real estate transactions effectively and ethically.