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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should you let your buyer's agentknow that you'll be paying cash?
Should you let your buyer's agent know that you'll be paying cash? What are the positives and/or negatives to doing this? Is this mandatory if you only will pay in cash?
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Originally posted by @Bryan Tasumi:
Should you let your buyer's agent know that you'll be paying cash? What are the positives and/or negatives to doing this? Is this mandatory if you only will pay in cash?
Absolutely not, because then my clients getting mortgages will be at a disadvantage relative to you. :P
Serious answer: yes, of course you should. Any agent (with an IQ greater than a potato) is going to qualify you as a client before showing you 20 houses anyways, and that means proof of funds or a mortgage preapproval.