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Buyer's agent for turnkey?

Amy W.
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Hi there,

I'm reading, and reading, and reading, and learning the things. One question I can't seem to find the answer to--it seems too obvious for words-- is if you purchase through a turnkey company, do you use a buyer's agent? I just learned about appraisal gaps and appraisal contingencies and I'm realizing I definitely need someone who knows about these things and is my exclusive advocate, such as a realtor.

But with Roofstock and R2R, there is no mention of a buyer's agent. Roofstock is I guess acting as a buyer's and seller's agent at the same time-- which is tricky at best obvs--and certainly not a true advocate for the investor, from what I gather on here.

Amy

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