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Seller Financing Questions

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Alright, so I'm trying to understand something as an OOS about seller financing. If I go to say Charleston and want to buy a property, I'll likely have a real estate agent take me around and show me the good neck of the woods & bad areas. When it comes to an offer, if I want to propose seller financing, how do the agents get compensated? From the downpayment? 

I'm thinking the areas I want to go to will both have agents on both sides, as these will be likely MLS properties. 6% of list price versus 6% of downpayment isn't a small difference.

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