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r/Real_Estate•

So, I've parted ways with my broker and in the interim, made a self represented verbal offer to the seller's broker on property that was rejected. I now want to resubmit a new offer, and want to be represented by a new broker.

I am assuming this isn't some conflict and there won't be some issues around commission? How should I address this with the new broker?

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r/Real_Estate•

I'm looking to buy a piece of land to build on, and wonder about the actual necessity of having a broker represent me as the Buyer. I'm doing all the work, looking online, going to see the property, etc.

Is there any reason to not use the Seller/listing broker? And, does anyone have any experiece with those "Flat fee" brokers who take only a flat fee from the seller commission and rebate the rest to the Buyer?

Thanks!

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