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Purchasing Personal Residence -- Representing Myself?
My wife and I are going to be searching for a home very soon. I've been investing in real estate for about five years now and feel comfortable representing ourselves. That being said, I anticipate it may be difficult asking for kickback from the listing agent. I'm assuming most listing agents would just pocket the full commission themselves if there isn't a buyer's agent involved.
Is there a way to approach the home purchase where we would be reimbursed, credited, concession, or purchase price would be reduced by the buyer's agent commission?