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Jared Smith
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My realtor is working as a “Non-Agent” Is that normal?

Jared Smith
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I am reviewing the offer agreement that he realtor I’m using wrote up and sent me to sign. As I read through it I noticed that he marked himself as a “Non-Agent to the Buyer.”

Is this normal?

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that answer was kind of BS..   a buyers brokers agreement is a very specific agreement that says you will pay them if you buy anything..   clicking the box on a deal your doing just establishes agency for that transaction.

I call BS on that explanation 

@Charlie MacPherson  see above Charlie you agree

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