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Dan DiBiase
  • Dayton, NJ
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Buying Home in Philadelphia

Dan DiBiase
  • Dayton, NJ
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My son wants to purchase a home in Philly, a 2-family. I'm licensed in NJ and I spoke to an agent in my office who is licensed in PA. She advised that many listing agents in Philly prefer not to deal with buyers agents so that we may want to deal directly with the LA. I'm a little concerned about that as I'm not a big fan of dual agency and since sales in PA generally don't involve lawyers, I'm concerned that we might overlook something in the process. Obviously, most LA's anywhere would rather bring the buyer in themselves. Just wondering if there is anything different about the Philly market in this regard...

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