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matt-waiting
ParticipantThanks Xbox – the fiduciary duty comment was a bit sarcastic. But I am glad my bias did not show through.
I would still like to hear about these “risks” everyone keeps talking about.
The buyer’s agent is not a home inspector.
I can negotiate my own financing.
What risks am I avoiding with a buyer’s agent?
ParticipantThanks Xbox – the fiduciary duty comment was a bit sarcastic. But I am glad my bias did not show through.
I would still like to hear about these “risks” everyone keeps talking about.
The buyer’s agent is not a home inspector.
I can negotiate my own financing.
What risks am I avoiding with a buyer’s agent?
ParticipantThanks Xbox – the fiduciary duty comment was a bit sarcastic. But I am glad my bias did not show through.
I would still like to hear about these “risks” everyone keeps talking about.
The buyer’s agent is not a home inspector.
I can negotiate my own financing.
What risks am I avoiding with a buyer’s agent?
ParticipantThanks Xbox – the fiduciary duty comment was a bit sarcastic. But I am glad my bias did not show through.
I would still like to hear about these “risks” everyone keeps talking about.
The buyer’s agent is not a home inspector.
I can negotiate my own financing.
What risks am I avoiding with a buyer’s agent?
ParticipantWhat specifically do you mean “you can get screwed.” Can’t a buyer get screwed with a buyer’s agent? To make the math work out, my “getting screwed” would have to result in more than 2-3% of the sale.
I am just trying to see what value a buyer’s agent brings to the table that is worth 2-3%. Please give me an example.
ParticipantWhat specifically do you mean “you can get screwed.” Can’t a buyer get screwed with a buyer’s agent? To make the math work out, my “getting screwed” would have to result in more than 2-3% of the sale.
I am just trying to see what value a buyer’s agent brings to the table that is worth 2-3%. Please give me an example.
ParticipantWhat specifically do you mean “you can get screwed.” Can’t a buyer get screwed with a buyer’s agent? To make the math work out, my “getting screwed” would have to result in more than 2-3% of the sale.
I am just trying to see what value a buyer’s agent brings to the table that is worth 2-3%. Please give me an example.
ParticipantWhat specifically do you mean “you can get screwed.” Can’t a buyer get screwed with a buyer’s agent? To make the math work out, my “getting screwed” would have to result in more than 2-3% of the sale.
I am just trying to see what value a buyer’s agent brings to the table that is worth 2-3%. Please give me an example.
ParticipantWhat specifically do you mean “you can get screwed.” Can’t a buyer get screwed with a buyer’s agent? To make the math work out, my “getting screwed” would have to result in more than 2-3% of the sale.
I am just trying to see what value a buyer’s agent brings to the table that is worth 2-3%. Please give me an example.
Participant“How much depends upon what you could negotiate but why wouldnt they just sell it to someone else and let the buyers agent do all the work for the same amount?”
Because you have a fiduciary duty to your client and if a buyer who was offering more money meant that you did more work, I would say you are obligated to do it.
Participant“How much depends upon what you could negotiate but why wouldnt they just sell it to someone else and let the buyers agent do all the work for the same amount?”
Because you have a fiduciary duty to your client and if a buyer who was offering more money meant that you did more work, I would say you are obligated to do it.
Participant“How much depends upon what you could negotiate but why wouldnt they just sell it to someone else and let the buyers agent do all the work for the same amount?”
Because you have a fiduciary duty to your client and if a buyer who was offering more money meant that you did more work, I would say you are obligated to do it.
Participant“How much depends upon what you could negotiate but why wouldnt they just sell it to someone else and let the buyers agent do all the work for the same amount?”
Because you have a fiduciary duty to your client and if a buyer who was offering more money meant that you did more work, I would say you are obligated to do it.
Participant“How much depends upon what you could negotiate but why wouldnt they just sell it to someone else and let the buyers agent do all the work for the same amount?”
Because you have a fiduciary duty to your client and if a buyer who was offering more money meant that you did more work, I would say you are obligated to do it.
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