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Tyler Lingle
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Being an agent for off market deals?

Tyler Lingle
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Anyone have experience with this? How do you structure commission? How do you structure the role for clients? 

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Bruce Lynn#2 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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Bruce Lynn#2 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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You can either get the seller to pay, with a one time showing agreement, or you get the buyer to pay with their buyer representation agreement.

In Texas we call this intermediary, some place might call it dual agency.

#1 I would be running this by your broker to see if that is something they want you to do and how they want you to structure it.

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