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Prasanna K.
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Inputs on Austin buyers agent for San Antonio or Dual agent

Prasanna K.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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I am an investor from Austin looking for SFH in San Antonio. Wondering about 2 options and any issues with those

1. Our long-time Austin agent (ABOR member not SABOR) presenting offer on our behalf in San Antonio

2. San Antonio listing agent of the house we narrow down, being a dual agent and represent us as well

The main reason we are looking at these is for the part of buyers agent commission being given back towards closing cost. We usually do a lot of homework and need a lot less service than a typical buyer. Our Austin agent is more than happy with the arrangement.

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Ryan Kelly
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Ryan Kelly
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@Prasanna K. in Texas, agents are not allowed to represent both parties aka "dual agency." They will either represent the seller OR buyer, but not both. You could make an offer in San Antonio without representation if you wish or have your Austin agent make the offer. Your agent does not need to be an active member of SABOR to present offers and represent you as a buyer, they may just not be as competent without all the data. 

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