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Should I have my own agent when discussing a property?
I reached out to a listing agent on LoopNet and have been discussing a property with them. Should I have my own agent that represents me in this deal? I reached out to this agent about any deals he had, and he had this one. So he would be representing the buyer and me if I don’t bring in another agent. Is it rude if I have my own agent, who is looking out for my best interests?
I feel like I should have my own agent but thought I would ask.