Schedule a Home Showing in Kentucky

What is a Showing?

A home showing is an in-person tour of a property where you can evaluate the home’s layout, condition, and features. It’s your chance to see beyond listing photos and ask questions directly.

Limits & Expectations

Showings require coordination with the seller, so times may be limited. We encourage flexible scheduling to increase your chances of securing a preferred tour slot.

NAR Requirement

As of the latest NAR policy changes, buyers must sign a Buyer’s Representation Agreement before we are permitted to schedule a showing. This ensures you are properly represented, with clear terms and protections in place. Our team will review and explain the agreement with you so you understand every step before signing.

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Understanding the Buyer Representation Agreement

What it is

A Buyer Representation Agreement (BRA) is a straightforward document that authorizes Williams Elite Realty to represent you in a home purchase. It clarifies our duties to you, how we advocate on your behalf, and how compensation is handled—everything in writing, up front.

Why it’s required now

Under new NAR policy, buyers must sign a Buyer Representation Agreement before we are permitted to schedule any in-person showings. We’ll discuss the agreement with you, answer questions, and make sure you’re comfortable before you sign.

Scope (Where it applies)

  • Can cover a single area, multiple counties, or the entire state of Kentucky.
  • We tailor the scope to where you’re actively shopping.

Term (How long it lasts)

  • Options include single-showing, short-term, or longer coverage while you search.
  • We’ll set dates that match your timeline.

Compensation (When fees are owed)

  • No commission or fee is owed unless you close on a property you viewed (unless you and your agent agree to different terms—any such terms will be written in the agreement).
  • If a seller contributes toward buyer-broker compensation, that can offset or fully satisfy your obligation at closing.

Take a quick look at this sample agreement. The version you sign may vary by brokerage. To keep everything clear and compliant, we’ll need your signature before showings—either e-sign ahead of time or sign in person at the first appointment.

Disclaimer: The information provided here is for general information only and is not legal advice. Always consult a licensed attorney with questions about entering into a legal contract.

Buyer Representation FAQs

Why do I have to sign before touring homes?
New NAR policy requires a signed Buyer Representation Agreement before any in-person showings can be scheduled. It ensures you have clear, dedicated representation and that expectations are set up front.
Can I limit it to one area—or even one showing?
Yes. The agreement can cover a single city/county or the entire state. It can also be set for a single showing or a longer term.
Do I owe a fee if I don’t buy?
Generally, no commission or fee is owed unless you close on a property you viewed, unless you and your agent agree otherwise in writing.
Who pays the buyer-broker compensation?
Compensation is negotiable. If a seller offers a contribution toward buyer-broker compensation, it can offset or fully satisfy your obligation at closing. If not, we’ll review options up front.
Can we review the agreement before I sign?
Absolutely. We’ll explain each section, answer questions, and adjust scope/term to fit your needs.
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