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Maxwell Milholland
  • Buffalo, NY
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Can a real estate agent represent themself when buying a house?

Maxwell Milholland
  • Buffalo, NY
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Hello all, I am just wondering if anybody has any insight into something I’ve been wondering about. I was under the impression that it was perfectly fine and legal for an agent to represent themself when buying a home (and keep the buyers agent commission). However, I recently attended a homeowner workshop, at which the instructor was convinced that such a practice was illegal in New York. Is this practice state specific or was she mistaken? Any advice is greatly appreciated!

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