dadiOH wrote:
Default User wrote:

You are being incredibly thick.

Ah yes, a bit of name-calling. That gets your point across.

Repeat after me...THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS "THE BUYING AGENT" UNLESS
YOU HAVE SPECIFICALLY HIRED A BROKER FOR THAT PURPOSE.

Nonsense. YOU may define it that way, but that is certainly not common
parlance.

It's also most likely what the original poster in this thread was
talking about when he used the term. Very few people use what you call a
"buyer's agent", almost all property is bought the way I described.


Brian