I say never thats not accurate but 99% chance no one will.. so just sayin.. depends on  what your plans for the property are.. of course if your flipping it and a buyer needs title insurance you are stuck

I am a sponge and will take all the good advise you would like to share regarding; avg. commission %, conditions of exclusive buyer rep agreement, your thoughts on locations, any on and off market properties you have, and possibly figure if we can build a team to make a dent in this wild real estate market we are in.

Currently there are a ton of buyers pouring money into finding deals off market and it's tight any where in the country.

Aren’t you asking if you can receive a referral fee on a buyer or seller you got from a mortgage broker?

I'm in the process of selling a house in Denver and managed to get it under contract.The buyers had it meth tested and it came up positive!

Always buyer beware, there are scam coins out there.

My understanding is previously the norm was sellers were still “expected” to pay buyers agent commission but now that the norm could be shifting is that still part of the buyer/seller negotiation?  

In this case, I represented myself on the purchase so the seller did not have to pay a buyer's agent commission - a savings of $25-$30K for them! 

As far as 1031 buyers they're kind of everywhere also. 

I had a old house (1940s construction) that the buyer brought in a friend who was "a structural engineer".