"JD" wrote
Caliban wrote
"JD" wrote
This too is off. There are very few true buyer's agents out there --
the
kind that you sign a contract with.

I know of three states where buyer's agent contracts are usual. From my
internet perusal, I suspect Georgia is one of them.

Wow! Even if you're correct, that's 3/50. An amazing 6%!

I miswrote, so it's actually 4/50 that I know for sure have provisions for
buyer's agents. Searching for "buyer's agent Alabama law" on Google and then
subsequent states indicated that the first ten states (alphabetically) all
have state laws describing the function of buyer's agents. I didn't check
beyond the first ten.

I gave my direct experience. Now give yours: Please list the states that do
not have legal provision for buyer's agents.

Also, are you now or have you ever been a real estate agent?