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The broker, the seller and the buyer all agree that the broker does not need to hold escrow money for the buyer in his escrow account. The money instead is given to the seller who is supposed to credit the money to the buyer's account. All parties to the contract agree to this arrangement. When the transaction closes, the seller will not give credit to the buyer and the buyer files a complaint against the broker with the Commission. Why does the buyer think he can do this

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Depending on the contract, the purchaser will tell the seller because no broker can assume responsibility whether the purchaser and a dealer register or not.

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Buyers and sellers usually pay management fees, but buyers usually pay more than sellers.

Based on the most recent Realtor.com the expense of closing the transaction is generally 5 to 6% of the selling price. Monthly payments of the borrower usually include: loan payments.

For those who decide to work with a typical client, their brokers spend the greater part of their time dragging home listed products, travelling to tours homes and evaluating the prices in order to make strong proposals

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