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Under the new rules, can buyer agent compensation be included in the buyer's mortgage financing?
Correct Answer
B) Yes, if the lender and program allow it
Buyer agent compensation may potentially be financed as part of the mortgage if the lender and loan program allow it. Some programs like FHA and VA have provisions for financing certain closing costs including buyer agent fees.
Answer Options
A
No, it must always be paid in cashB
Yes, if the lender and program allow itC
Only for FHA loansD
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