If I purchase a FSBO, do I have an implied obligation to an agent that has been showing us property in the area?

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No, that is why most realtors do not show For Sale By Owner homes. Realtors get paid by the seller out of proceeds from the sale. Since your realtor was a buyer's realtor, they would normally contact the seller's realtor and get a piece of the seller's commission.

Since there is no seller's realtor, your realtor is not motivated to show you that house. Some buyer's realtors will show FSBO homes after negotiating a fee or percentage with the buyer.

1 No. This user has been banned from Askville.

2 Only if the agent found the property for you. It's as if you had two agents and one found a property for you. This user has been banned from Askville.

2 Only if the agent found the property for you. It's as if you had two agents and one found a property for you.

Only if the agent found the property for you. It's as if you had two agents and one found a property for you.

3 No... not unless you want the agents help... in which case they would act as buyer's agent for whatever fee you decide upon...however if you go on your own, be careful, and do not sign anything until you show it to your attorney and get their advice. In some states it is not a valid agreement until Attorney has examined it ( usually within 36 hours) Good luck .

No... not unless you want the agents help... in which case they would act as buyer's agent for whatever fee you decide upon...however if you go on your own, be careful, and do not sign anything until you show it to your attorney and get their advice. In some states it is not a valid agreement until Attorney has examined it ( usually within 36 hours) Good luck.

4 You don't have any obligation to any agent who you haven't signed a listing or representation agreement with. The Seller may have one but that has nothing to do with you.

You don't have any obligation to any agent who you haven't signed a listing or representation agreement with. The Seller may have one but that has nothing to do with you.

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