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What is signing a contract with a realtor about?

Mar 15, 2007 by kinduvabrat | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

I am looking to buy a home (my first). My sister just said something about "signing a contract with the realtor" however the realtor I've been in communication with hasn't brought that up. Does one always sign a contract with a realtor? What

It is more and more common, but not at all typical for a buyer's agent to have a buyer sign a "Buyer's Broker Agreement". The contract basically says that if you buy real estate in the next "X" months you agree to do it through thte

sdmike | Mar 15, 2007

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