Mike wrote:
"kokonutty" wrote in message
oups.com...
100% wrong. A "buyer's agent" contracts with the buyer to represent
only the buyer. In some areas this may be unheard of but to find
out, you need to check with the appropriate state regulatory agency.
A "buyer's agent" often works on an hourly rate, not a share of the
commission.

Duh...We know what they are legally supposed to do. We were dealing
in reality.

And both the reality and legality are as "kokonutty" said. There is a
difference between a "buyer's agent" and the normal realtor with whom a
buyer is dealing. The latter is always representing the seller, the
former is not.


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