Real Estate Agents & Teams
The locals who buy and sell here every week.
How to pick an agent
A buyer's agent finds and negotiates your purchase; a listing agent markets and sells your home. Interview two or three before signing anything, and ask specifically about the townships you are shopping. Hyper-local knowledge of assessments, septic norms, and school boundaries is the whole value.
In Pennsylvania every agent works under a sponsoring broker and holds a state salesperson license you can verify in seconds on PALS. REALTOR is not a synonym for agent: it means the agent belongs to the National Association of REALTORS and is bound by its code of ethics.
Commission is negotiable and should be discussed up front, in writing. Ask any agent for their last few closed sales near you, how many clients they are carrying right now, and whether you will work with them personally or with their team.
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The Paula Campbell Real Estate Team | Doylestown, PA Realtors®
5.0(11)
Doylestown
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The Scott Irvin Home Selling Team
5.0(82)
Doylestown
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The Tom Smeland Team, EXP Realty
5.0(77)
Doylestown
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Tim Tepes | Ai | Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate | Lehigh Valley
5.0(296)
Bethlehem
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Tracy Herz at eXp Realty
5.0(5)
Doylestown
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Wade Budinetz - Coldwell Banker Hearthside
5.0(12)
Allentown
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William Brehm, REALTOR | Bucks Pa Property
5.0(55)
Doylestown
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Cass Chies, Diamond 1st Real Estate
4.9(34)
Palmerton
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Cathy Taylor Homes - Re/Max Real Estate
4.9(37)
Bethlehem
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Coldwell Banker Hearthside
4.9(89)
Doylestown
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Coldwell Banker Heritage Real Estate
4.9(50)
4425 Tilghman St
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D. E. Huber Real Estate
4.9(43)
Allentown
Licensing & resources
- PA License Lookup (PALS)Verify any agent's license before you sign.
- PA Real Estate CommissionThe licensing board: rules, complaints, and disciplinary actions.
- Pennsylvania Association of RealtorsStandard forms and consumer guidance used statewide.
- National Association of REALTORSThe code of ethics every REALTOR agrees to.
Pro Corner
For agents and future agents
Thinking about getting licensed, or already closing deals here? This corner is for you.
Becoming an agent in Pennsylvania
- 1Complete 75 hours of approved pre-licensing education
- 2Pass the PA salesperson exam (Pearson VUE)
- 3Affiliate with a sponsoring broker and apply through PALS
- 4Renew every two years with 14 hours of continuing education
Courses & continuing education
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Associations worth joining
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