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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

buyers agent but no listing agent
I have read and understand the theory of using a buyers agent because the seller pays the cost. So why would you not? However, does this theory remain when the seller does not have a listing agent? I have a coworker that wants out of his house. My only "need" for a buyers agent would be to walk me through the steps of closing that I am just starting to get familiar with, and make sure the sale is done properly. But then how will she get paid? Am I taking money out of my sellers hands? Out of my own hands?