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David Duval
  • Irvine, CA
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Going to the listing agent

David Duval
  • Irvine, CA
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Hi,

Over the past week I have done an a lot of reading on this site and learned a lot(thank you all).

I see that most of you recommend having the listing agent submit your offer so that they can double dip and many of you also recommend relisting the fixed up property with the same agent when it's time to sell. Is this a triple dip and how much commission is the original listing agent getting from you? Just the 3% on the resell? Sorry if this is basic. Thanks for your time.

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