When a buyer's agent runs your search.

Engaging a buyer's agent is the right call if your time is limited, you're buying interstate, or your brief is complex enough that a generalist real-estate-agent search won't cut it. REBAA-member buyer's agents charge a fixed engagement fee or a percentage of purchase price; they work for the buyer, not the vendor.

Pro-tier propautopilot accounts let buyer's agents run multiple clients in one workspace. Each client gets their own brief, capacity model, suburb shortlist, valuation comps, and offer history. The buyer's-agent's published research is co-branded: the client sees the buyer's agent's logo alongside our citations.

What you get if your buyer's agent uses the platform: every claim in their brief is cited to a primary government source you can audit; their valuation triangulates against settled-sales records, not asking prices; their offer position is calibrated against three independent inputs (comparable comps, gross-to-net yield model, rebuild-cost-plus-land floor); the verdict on each suburb they shortlist is graded twelve months later in a public ledger.

What it doesn't change: you still pay the buyer's agent for their time and expertise. The platform makes their research auditable. It doesn't replace the relationship.