Your exclusive buying agent
Most platforms are listing boards that sell your number to dozens of brokers. Damj flips it: we represent you, search the whole market for you — even beyond our own listings — and negotiate expertly through to closing.
We're on your side
We represent you, not the seller
Your interest first — we negotiate the best price and terms for you, not the other side.
We search the whole market
We don't limit you to our inventory — we shortlist whatever matches your needs and budget across the market.
Viewing & negotiation expertise
We view, review deeds and documents, and negotiate on your behalf through to the title transfer.
Transparent commission
On new listings, the seller pays standard 2.5% brokerage or 2% on an eligible Premium deal after title transfer. There is no upfront buyer fee.
Three steps to your keys
Pre-qualify
Fill the affordability form — your budget, financing, and timeline. Five minutes.
We shortlist & view
We match your needs to the market, arrange viewings, and give you a candid opinion.
We negotiate & close
We negotiate price and terms, review documents, and complete the title transfer at the notary public.
Frequently asked
If something's not covered here, reach out.
Do I pay brokerage as a buyer?+
On new listings, the seller pays brokerage after closing under the agreement. The property page shows the payer, while older deals retain their signed terms.
Am I committed to working exclusively with Damj?+
You sign a simple representation agreement before owner details are revealed — it confirms your seriousness and lets us negotiate on your behalf. You can terminate it with prior notice.
What if I find a property myself?+
Tell us — we can represent you in the negotiation and process on any suitable property within our service area.
Do you serve foreign investors?+
Yes, and we guide you through the foreign-ownership requirements in the permitted areas.
Ready to start your buying journey?
Start with a free pre-qualification and let your exclusive agent handle the rest.
Buying with bank financing? Read the step-by-step guide →147 questions from real transactions →