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Old 08-11-2024, 12:19 PM
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1. If it is a buyer market, your agent can put in the offer that the owner pay closing cost. Most likely it will include the money spent for his commission but is not called a commision. This is a legal way to get around MLS regulation that the buyer pays the buyers agent.

2. You may want a buyer agent because if not, the sales agent writes the agreement. The agreement most likey will not protect you should something goes wrong.

3. You can look at open houses without having a buyer agent. You can also ask a buyer agent to put a clause that you are allow to terminate the agreement. He may require that if he shows you a house and you terminate the agreement, he is still the agent for X number of months. Sounds fair to me.

Talk to a buyer agent. Ask the agent what s/he can do for you.
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