Also, the agreement signed by the buyer will explain agency and the Realtor’s fiduciary duty to represent the buyer honestly and to watch out for the buyer’s interests. The payment is part of the agreement but there is more to the agreement than just the compensation. There are disclosures to the buyer as well. All of these things benefit the buyer by having their own advocate and advisor.

Great job. The best explanation I've seen so far.

Nice work Stephanie! Of course the real star of the show was Adam Kirkham! Wow! Does he know how to work a cameo???

Am I understanding this correctly- that a buyer would have to sign a contract with a realtor before even looking at a home? Or is it only the seller that would need to sign a contract? I’m not sure about signing a contract as a buyer before even seeing a home… wouldn’t it be better for the buyer to find a potential home satisfactory to what they want before locking into a contract with a realtor? Once you lock in, it could still take a long time to find the right home- & what if a buyer wants to go with a different realtor if they aren’t finding much? Or maybe I’m understanding this wrong… does this only apply to the seller?

5 minutes to explain such a complex issue is impressive. Well done! 🙌🏼

Great job!

Awesome job Stephanie Taylor! That was such a great explanation

Stephanie Taylor rocks!!! You are the best at explaining all the changes and thank you for all you do and all your knowledge❣️❣️❣️❣️

Excellent explanation !

Great job Stephanie Taylor!

Nice job Stephanie Taylor!

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