Seattlebuyer's agent
Seattle Buyer's Agent
Work with RexMont to search live Seattle listings, schedule private tours, prepare financing, compare neighborhoods, and write stronger offers when the right home appears.
In short
A Seattle buyer's agent, also called a buyer's broker, represents you and only you in the purchase. Washington requires a written buyer services agreement before touring, and it states the fee, which is negotiable. Sellers can still agree to pay it as part of your offer, and in most Seattle purchases they do, so many buyers pay nothing out of pocket. RexMont buyers get live NWMLS search, private tours, financing prep, and an offer strategy from the brokerage with 1,243 five-star Google reviews.
Updated · Adriano Tori, Designated Broker
Talk to a Seattle buyer's agent
Tell us your budget, timing and the neighborhoods you are weighing. A licensed RexMont buyer's agent who works Seattle sets a call, no obligation and no agreement to sign first.
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- Google reviews
- 1,243
- Review average
- 5.0
- Career transactions
- 1,200+
- Career sold volume
- $1B+
Page author
Adriano Tori
Founder & Designated Broker — RexMont Real Estate · WA Lic. #27660
This Seattle buyer's agent page is maintained by Adriano Tori, RexMont's Designated Broker, for buyers comparing live inventory, financing readiness, neighborhood risk, and offer strategy in Seattle.
Licensed Seattle brokers
The licensed brokers behind your Seattle search
Each Seattle buyer's agent at RexMont holds an active Washington licence, verifiable with the Department of Licensing, and works under Designated Broker Adriano Tori. Read the profiles, then tell us what you want to buy.
Adriano Tori
Founder & Designated Broker
WA Lic. #27660
Buyer Representation · Seller Representation · Luxury Homes
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Grisel Castro
Partner Agent
WA Lic. #137529
Buyer Representation · Seller Representation · First-Time Buyers
English · Spanish · Mandarin · Russian
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Becca Fraiman
Signature Agent
WA Lic. #111649
Buyer Representation · Seller Representation · Relocation
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Ashley Pearson
Partner Agent
WA Lic. #137111
Buyer Representation · Seller Representation · New Construction
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Martha Sobenes
Signature Agent
WA Lic. #135433
Buyer Representation · Seller Representation · Investment Properties
English · Spanish
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Mahsa Paydar
Partner Agent
WA Lic. #23025038
Buyer Representation · Seller Representation · Luxury Homes
English · Farsi
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Before we tour
The best buyer work happens before the first showing.
Seattle is fragmented by neighborhood, commute pattern, property type, and micro-location. Before we tour, RexMont helps you decide which homes are worth pursuing, where you can compromise, and where offer speed actually matters.
Search fit
We define must-haves, tradeoffs, price ceiling, commute logic, and the neighborhoods where your budget actually performs.
Financing strength
We pressure-test lender readiness, down payment proof, rate assumptions, closing-cost cash, and any jumbo or RSU-income documentation.
Property risk
Before a showing becomes emotional, we flag HOA, inspection, permit, resale, school-boundary, commute, and offer-risk issues.
Offer path
If the home is right, you already know the likely price lane, clean terms, escalation limit, and whether speed is worth it.
Washington buyer representation
Understand representation before you unlock doors.
Washington buyers should understand who represents them, how compensation is handled, and what a buyer-agency agreement covers before touring homes. RexMont walks through the agreement, scope, cancellation terms, compensation options, and offer strategy before you commit to a path.
Financing-ready checklist
- Fully underwritten pre-approval or lender-reviewed jumbo file
- Proof of funds for down payment, reserves, and appraisal gap strategy
- Monthly-payment comfort range, not just max purchase price
- Offer-term preferences: inspection, financing, appraisal, escalation, and timing
- Neighborhood shortlist with commute, school, parking, and resale tradeoffs
Neighborhood strategy
A Seattle buyer's agent should know the tradeoffs inside each search.
Seattle buyer strategy changes block by block: condo HOA health in Capitol Hill and Belltown, townhome JMA risk in Ballard and Fremont, parking and bridge timing in West Seattle, view premiums in Queen Anne and Magnolia, and school or commute logic in Northeast Seattle. A strong buyer plan turns those tradeoffs into a focused search.
Seattle homes for sale
Search live Seattle listings from NWMLS data and request private tours.
Open page →Seattle condos for sale
Compare HOA health, reserves, parking, rental rules, and resale depth.
Open page →Seattle townhomes for sale
Track attached-home inventory with maintenance, layout, and offer-risk context.
Open page →Seattle open houses
Plan public open houses and ask RexMont to schedule private showings.
Open page →Early-access listings
Get considered for pre-MLS, coming-soon, and private network opportunities.
Open page →Buyer-Ready
Strengthen financing, documents, and offer terms before the right home appears.
Open page →First time home buyer Seattle
WSHFC programs, today's rate, offer strategy for review dates and live Seattle homes under the median.
Open page →Seattle luxury homes for sale
Live $2M+ Seattle inventory, including contingent listings, by neighborhood.
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Selling a home in Seattle
Sell my house Seattle: value, cost, commission, speed.
Every Seattle seller question RexMont gets, answered on its own page with current numbers and a net-proceeds calculator.
- Sell my house Seattle
Pricing, prep, launch and negotiation for a Seattle sale.
- Seattle home value
What your house is worth now, from neighborhood comps.
- Cost to sell a house in Seattle
Commission, Washington REET, title and escrow, with the calculator.
- Seattle real estate commission
What sellers pay in 2026 and what each point buys.
- Sell my house fast Seattle
A cash offer Seattle sellers can compare against a quick-launch listing, in dollars.
- Sell my condo Seattle
Building-level pricing, HOA documents and financing risk.
- Listing agent Seattle
How to choose one, and the questions that separate them.
- Seattle luxury listing agent
View, waterfront and estate homes.
FAQ
Seattle buyer's agent FAQ
How much does a Seattle buyer's agent cost after the NAR settlement?
The fee is written into the buyer services agreement you sign before touring, so you know the number up front, and it is negotiable. Your offer can ask the seller to pay some or all of it, and in most Seattle purchases the seller agrees, so for many buyers it is not an out-of-pocket cost. RexMont walks through the agreement, the fee, the scope, and the cancellation terms before opening a door.
What is the difference between a buyer's agent and a buyer's broker in Seattle?
In Washington they are the same role: a licensed broker who represents the buyer, not the seller. Every RexMont buyer's agent is a licensed Washington broker working under Designated Broker Adriano Tori, WA Lic. #27660.
What does a Seattle buyer's agent do before we tour?
A strong Seattle buyer's agent helps define your search, pressure-test financing, compare neighborhoods, flag HOA or inspection risk, and set an offer strategy before you spend weekends touring homes.
Do I need a buyer-agency agreement to see Seattle homes?
In the post-NAR environment, buyers should understand representation, compensation, and agreement terms before touring. RexMont reviews the buyer-agency agreement, scope, cancellation terms, and compensation options before opening doors.
Which Seattle neighborhoods should buyers compare first?
Seattle buyers commonly compare Capitol Hill, Ballard, Queen Anne, Fremont, Wallingford, Green Lake, Magnolia, West Seattle, Beacon Hill, Columbia City, Madison Park, and Laurelhurst depending on commute, schools, lifestyle, parking, and budget.
Can RexMont help with Seattle condos and townhomes?
Yes. RexMont helps Seattle buyers compare HOA documents, reserves, rental rules, parking, storage, joint maintenance agreements, new-construction quality, resale depth, and offer risk before writing.
How do I get ready to make a Seattle offer quickly?
Have a lender-reviewed pre-approval, proof of funds, monthly payment target, inspection strategy, escalation limit, and neighborhood shortlist ready before the right home appears. RexMont helps organize that before showings.
Get started
Tell us what you want to buy in Seattle.
Share budget, timing, financing status, must-haves, and target neighborhoods. RexMont will help you build a search and offer plan before the right listing appears.