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What to Know About Working With Laith Kalbuneh at RE/MAX Professionals

By Constance Obi · Culture & Recreation Writer

Who Laith Kalbuneh Is and What He Does

Laith Kalbuneh is a real estate agent with RE/MAX Professionals, a brokerage operating across South Carolina. He works with buyers and sellers navigating residential property transactions in the state. Like other agents at RE/MAX, Kalbuneh holds a South Carolina real estate license and operates under the brokerage's oversight.

RE/MAX Professionals maintains multiple offices throughout South Carolina, and Kalbuneh's specific service area and contact information are available through the brokerage's main website or by calling their office directly. When you work with any agent, you're entering into a relationship where they represent either your interests as a buyer or the seller's interests—understanding which side they represent matters before you start.

Key Takeaways

  • Laith Kalbuneh is licensed through RE/MAX Professionals, a brokerage with multiple South Carolina locations.
  • You can reach RE/MAX Professionals through their main office to connect with Kalbuneh or learn which agent serves your area.
  • Real estate agents represent either buyers or sellers, so clarify who Kalbuneh would represent in your transaction before proceeding.
  • South Carolina real estate agents must hold an active license issued by the South Carolina Real Estate Commission.

How to Find Laith Kalbuneh's Contact Information

RE/MAX Professionals lists their agents and office locations on their website. You can search for Kalbuneh by name or browse agents by the specific area where you're buying or selling. The brokerage's main phone line can also direct you to the right office or agent.

When you contact RE/MAX Professionals, have ready the neighborhood or county where you're interested in property. This helps the brokerage connect you with an agent who knows that market. If you're working with a seller, they may already have an agent representing them—in that case, you'd typically work with a buyer's agent on your side.

What Real Estate Agents in South Carolina Are Required to Do

All South Carolina real estate agents, including those at RE/MAX Professionals, must hold a license from the South Carolina Real Estate Commission. This license means the agent has passed a state exam and agreed to follow South Carolina's real estate laws and ethical standards.

Licensed agents are required to disclose who they represent (buyer, seller, or both in some cases), keep client information confidential, and present all offers and counteroffers. They cannot misrepresent property conditions or knowingly conceal material facts about a home. If you have concerns about an agent's conduct, you can file a complaint with the South Carolina Real Estate Commission.

Understanding Agent Representation in Your Transaction

Before working with Kalbuneh or any agent, understand the type of representation you'll receive. A seller's agent works for the person selling the home and has a duty to get the best price and terms for that seller. A buyer's agent represents you as the purchaser and works to protect your interests and negotiate on your behalf.

In South Carolina, it's common for buyers to have their own agent and sellers to have their own agent. Both agents then work together to complete the transaction. If you're a buyer without an agent, you can hire one—the seller typically pays both agents' commissions from the sale proceeds, so using a buyer's agent doesn't cost you extra out of pocket.

What to Ask Before You Start Working Together

When you first contact Kalbuneh or any agent, ask these questions: Who do you represent in this transaction? How much experience do you have in this specific neighborhood or county? What's your process for showing homes or marketing a property? How often will we communicate, and what's the best way to reach you?

Also ask about the timeline—how long does a typical transaction take, and what are the main steps? A good agent can walk you through the process clearly and answer questions without pressure. If you're selling, ask what marketing strategy they use and how they price homes. If you're buying, ask how they search for properties and whether they have access to the MLS (Multiple Listing Service), which shows all listed homes for sale in the area.

How RE/MAX Professionals Operates in South Carolina

RE/MAX is a national brokerage with a franchise model—individual offices operate under the RE/MAX brand but are independently owned. RE/MAX Professionals has built a presence across South Carolina with multiple locations. Each office maintains its own team of agents and may specialize in different markets or property types.

The brokerage model means Kalbuneh operates under RE/MAX Professionals' policies and training, but the specific services, technology, and support available may vary by office. When you work with an agent at RE/MAX, you're working with that agent and their specific office, not a single centralized company.

Next Steps if You're Ready to Buy or Sell

Contact RE/MAX Professionals directly through their website or phone to reach Kalbuneh or another agent in your area. Have ready the location where you want to buy or sell and a general sense of your timeline. The agent will schedule a consultation to discuss your needs and explain how they work.

If you're selling, the agent will typically visit your home to assess it and discuss pricing strategy. If you're buying, they'll ask about your budget, preferred neighborhoods, and must-haves in a home. This initial conversation helps both you and the agent decide if you're a good fit to work together.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if Laith Kalbuneh is the right agent for me?

The right agent knows your market well, communicates clearly, and has experience with the type of transaction you need. Ask about their track record in your neighborhood, how they stay in touch with clients, and whether they're available during your preferred times. Trust your instinct—if you feel rushed or unclear about their process, it's fair to talk to other agents.

What if I want to work with a different RE/MAX agent?

RE/MAX Professionals has multiple agents across South Carolina. You can ask the brokerage to connect you with an agent who specializes in your area or has availability that matches your timeline. There's no obligation to work with any specific agent.

Do I have to pay the agent directly?

In a typical home sale, the seller pays both the seller's agent and the buyer's agent from the sale proceeds. As a buyer, you don't write a check to your agent. If you're selling, the agent's commission comes out of your sale price. Discuss commission rates upfront so there are no surprises.

Can I switch agents if I'm unhappy?

If you've signed an exclusive agreement with an agent, that contract typically binds you for a set period. Review any agreement you sign before committing. If you haven't signed anything, you can work with a different agent. If you have signed and want to end the relationship, discuss it directly with the agent or their broker.

What should I do if I have a complaint about an agent?

Contact the South Carolina Real Estate Commission with details of your concern. The Commission investigates complaints about licensed agents and can take action if an agent violates state law or ethical standards. You can file a complaint on the Commission's website.