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[quote=Anonymous][quote=FruminousBandersnatch]Your agent represents you. Your agent should be following your directions and communicating your questions to the seller. [/quote] No he doesn't. The buyer's agent represents you only if OP has a "buyer's agent" working for them and has signed the necessary forms. Otherwise, no, under law of agency the buyer's agent has an allegiance to the Seller - he works for the seller so that's why he is stalling - because he wants to close the deal. whereupon the buyer's agent who will get his fee from the Seller's gains and divide it with the purchaser (sometimes not half, or a percentage of 3%.) So if OP has no clear understanding that her agent is or is not a buyers/agent, then,buyer's agent has an allegiance to the Seller because it is the Seller who pays the fees out of his gains and it is done right at the settlement[/quote]
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