No. Yagentz does not offer home loans or financial guidance. For any mortgage or loan-related matters, please consult a licensed lender or financial advisor of your choice.

Buyers can browse available listings and connect directly with property owners through our portal. Sellers can easily list their property by creating an account and following our simple step-by-step process.

Yes, Yagentz charges a small, one-time platform fee. There are no traditional commissions or hidden charges.

• a. Find your dream home for just $9.99
• b. List your property for only $4.99

You get direct communication between buyers and sellers, transparent pricing, access to legal resources, and full control over your transaction—all while saving on traditional commission fees.

While not legally required for all transactions, it is highly recommended—and common in Georgia—for both buyers and sellers to have a Georgia-licensed real estate attorney. Attorneys typically handle contract review, title search, and closing paperwork.

Yagentz provides tools to help you draft and submit a formal offer directly to the property owner. All purchase agreements should comply with Georgia law and may be reviewed by a licensed attorney.

Closing costs can include attorney fees, title insurance, transfer taxes, and other related expenses. In Georgia, these costs are typically negotiated between buyer and seller and outlined in the purchase agreement.

Yagentz offers resources and access to qualified professionals (such as Georgia-licensed attorneys) to help answer your questions and ensure your transaction complies with state requirements.

No. Yagentz is committed to transparency. There are no hidden platform fees beyond the one-time charges listed above.

Yes! Yagentz empowers buyers and sellers to communicate and negotiate directly, ensuring transparency and flexibility throughout the process.

You may hire licensed inspectors and appraisers of your choice. Yagentz provides guidance, but you select your preferred professionals. If you are financing your purchase, your lender may require an appraisal.

A Georgia-licensed attorney or title company can conduct a title search to confirm the property is free of liens or disputes. This is a standard and important part of the closing process in Georgia.

After all closing documents are signed, funds are transferred, and the deed is recorded, you will receive the keys and officially become the owner, in accordance with Georgia closing practices.