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Is It Normal for Flat Fee Broker to Charge Buyer Fee?
Hi,
Is it normal for a listing flat fee broker to charge the buyer a fee during closing around $300-500?
Called two broker and asked them if there were any additional fee or hiden fees I should be aware of, they told me there was a fee for the buyer & should not effect me.
But I just dont want to explain that upon closing unless is an industry standard for flat fee broker to charge that fee? please let me know. Thank you