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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'll just leave this here https://stlouisrealestatenews.com/real-estate-market/new-nar-rule-what-buyers-need-to-know-about-written-agreements-before-home-tours/#:~:text=Starting%20August%2017%2C%202024%2C%20the,before%20showing%20them%20any%20homes.[/quote] Irrelevant. If a buyer has an agent, there must be a written contract with that agent. However, a buyer does not need to have an agent, and if the buyer does not have an agent, there is of course no contract that is needed.[/quote] Yeah but this rando agent still thinks it's a "good idea". Why the f--k would you need a contract to say you don't represent someone? If you really want to be protective, all you need is a two sentence waiver saying "I acknowledge I am not represented by the agent who is showing me this house. This agent works on behalf of the seller, not me". I'd have no problem signing that to tour a house.[/quote]
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