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The real issue to me is that normally the seller pays for the buyer agent as well. This creates a few problems: 1-The buyer will get an agent even if they don't
by fatzeus 3y ago
The real issue to me is that normally the seller pays for the buyer agent as well. This creates a few problems:
1-The buyer will get an agent even if they don't think it's very useful, since they don't pay for it
2-The buyer agent has an incentive to show/promote properties that also have a seller agent, especially if it has the full 3% commission
I think having buyers pay for their own agent (if they want one) would result in lower fees for everyone