The bad part is that the listing agent is likely entitled to commission irrespective of how this transaction occurs.If you are going to submit a low offer, you may have an advantage if you can get it to the seller directly...if the agent intercepts it, they may deem it too low and not present it...but you can always represent yourself.

We represented ourselves at arbitration because hiring an attorney was not cost-effective.

I called around and found a agent to represent me and my brother.

@Elijah Olayemi promise  Just keep in mind if the agent is representing a bank owned property, 99.9% of the time it is not assignable and they won't negotiate. 

Many are well represented by sellers & turnkey operators here on BiggerPockets.

Do not believe what you are being told by any seller or seller representative Look at every unit no matter what current owner says. 

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I represented myself :)

The anchor tenant represents 85% of income.

When it came time to close I only had a total of $7K; $3K short so the realtor threw in a portion of commission to close;he represented all How did you finance this deal?