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Why would you even have a buyer's agent? In Australia, the seller has an agent (often on commission) to arrange ads and conduct opens. Buyers visit and then mak
by prawn 8y ago
Why would you even have a buyer's agent? In Australia, the seller has an agent (often on commission) to arrange ads and conduct opens. Buyers visit and then make an offer if they wish. A buyer's agent would be quite rare - maybe only for very, very expensive properties.
Does the buyer's agent in the US handle the role of a conveyancer in sorting paperwork of the final sale?
- laurencerowe 8y agoUS estate agent fees are absurd too. Standard seems to be 5-6% split between the buyer’s and seller’s agents (both paid by seller) - almost $100K on the median San Francisco home. In UK only seller has an agent and fees are 1-2%.