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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is going to go SO WELL for all of you who think you don't need agents! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!![/quote] +1 Can't wait to start reading the contracts from unrepresented buyers. If they are as clueless as the people on this site, it's going to be fun. [/quote] I would never be unrepresented in a RE transaction. That's what a good RE lawyer is for. I'd have mine draft the contract and monitor as needed. No need for agents. [/quote] A real estate attorney is great at drafting contracts and addenda but they do not have contacts or relationships that are crucial to getting a deal though. My Realtor got us a deal because she knew the agent on the other side and we were able to get into a house early and write a compelling offer. Sorry but no lawyer is hitting the pavement like that for you.[/quote]
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