If the property were listed, the agent would be representing the seller and not you anyways, so you can definitely do this.

You'll have to negotiate with the PR when the PR has Letters of administration issued by the court.The title company will need proof that they represent the estate and and the date of qualification @Luis Alvarez

Do you think the Sellers agent will represent your or just facilitate the transaction? 

The shortened version is this--college slumlord fools dumb college kids to pay an exuberant amount per person as a security deposit, landlord does not return said security deposit regardless of the condition of the property and video/photo evidence we have, we sue him...battle him in court for 13 months, we win in small claims court representing ourselves and garnish his bank account. 

There are individuals in every profession whose work ethic and behavior is not necessarily representative of the entire field.

I had him represent me and fight for my offer which he did.

The "we hate landlords" fan club is loud, rude and obnoxious, but actually represent a small minority of renters in America.

House of Representatives passed H.R. 6800, the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions (HEROES) Act.

If we are not even represented, who can we blame?

Should we hire one of those P/A to represent us ?