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Manjit Mammen
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Agent or no agent

Manjit Mammen
  • Eagle Pass, TX
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Im looking into buying a  new construction home.  Do I need an Real Estate Agent or not to help me out with this process?

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Jesse Waters
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Jesse Waters
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It doesn't hurt to have one.  The commission that an agent gets is paid by the seller, so its no cost to you, so why not.  If you get a decent agent it should be a good help to you.

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