Licensed real estate agents may specialize in one aspect of the selling or purchasing process. They can also work as a broker. Some examples of real estate agentsinclude:

• Agent for the buyer: This sort of agent just represents the buyer. In diverse real estate transactions, some real estate agents operate as both buyers' and sellers' agents. Others concentrate on one or the other. When acting as a buyer's agent, the agent assists the buyer in locating a home, arranging finance, and negotiating the best possible bargain.
• Seller's Agent: The seller's agent assists the seller in optimizing and marketing the property in order to obtain the greatest potential price.
• A dual agent: In certain real estate transactions, the buyer and seller are represented by the same agent. Dual agents are not permitted in several states.
• Real estate broker: A real estate agent can further their education by sitting for the real estate broker test. In contrast to a real estate agent, who must be linked with an established brokerage, this permits them to work freely or form their own agency.
• Realtors: These are licensed real estate agents who are members of the National Association of Realtors. It just denotes organization membership.