It is up to them, but perhaps talk to your agent and find out if they can contact the buyer's agent's boss to let them know what is happening.

I want to be able to pull statements quickly for my LLC that looks similar to the one I get from Buildium for my business that includes my mortgage, insurance, repairs to property (that happen before I hand them off to the PM), rental license fees, general business expenses like for my virtual mailbox & registered agent, etc.

In Wisconsin, they are agents as well. 

I built Pathwaize to include agents that handle inbound calls, qualify leads, and book appointments instantly - so no deal slips through the cracks.On the website side, we use AI chat and click-to-voice agents that act like trained REI assistants - they can talk with motivated sellers, screen leads, and even handle common questions.It’s not about replacing people - it’s about removing delays, keeping communication 24/7, and freeing up time to focus on other tasks, like closing deals.

Quote from @James McGovern: @Marcus Auerbach I will keep the EMD for that seems like the fastest and most efficient way to throw the buyer agent under the bus I don't know if you are in a position to decide that.

So while I think it's easy, apparently its not so easy for the 90% of people that try to do it.Additionally 87% of those who attempt to become agents, fail out of the business altogether.

Hey everyone — I’m working on growing my cohosting business and looking to connect with others who are a bit further along in the journey.If you’re running a cohosting business with around 3–5 clients, I’d love to swap notes, hear what’s working for you, and share a few things that have helped me get traction so far.Thanks in advance, looking forward to connecting with others in the space! 

Do a little research on using CC's for your business and paying 0% interest - there are quite a few people who teach about this.

You bring a lot to the table as an agent who will grow and bring a lot of money to your team eventually.

I acquired a 60 k heloc loan and I'm interested in scaling my business even though I don't live in WI anymore.