> red flags, can help you negotiate the best deal and extract the most concessions from a seller ... but under the current system, the buyer's agent is also in

> red flags, can help you negotiate the best deal and extract the most concessions from a seller ... but under the current system, the buyer's agent is also incentivized to get the buyer to pay as much as possible, to maximize their commission. I agree we should push for a fixed fee model, including if no sale occurs, because while the buyer agent _could_ add value in a lot of these ways, there is not always reason for them to do so today.