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Real Estate Agents - Buyer's Agent

Hannah Wilkinson
  • Detroit, MI
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Hey BP Community!

As a real estate investor is there an advantage to working with a buyer's agent? Rather than a dual agent or seller's agent? 

Also, is the buyer (me) the only one who could cover the buyer's agents' commission? Is that considered part of the closing costs?

Thanks!

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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Typically the seller pays the buyers agent. So since you have zero cost, and would have the chance for someone to look out for your interests, then it is a really good idea to use one.

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