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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Agents making your own offers and commission strats
With other agents in GA what have you had a better success rate on making offers?
Offering the listing agent a chance to represent you for double commission?
Or just accepting no commission on your offer?
I feel like on my offers it is not getting explained to the seller by the listing agent that they would not have to pay the usual 3% buyers commission. Even though we know agents are supposed to have the sellers best interests, I would assume some might push your offer a little harder with the double commission.