A buyer representation agreement should specify:
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Only the type of property the buyer wants
The specific amount or rate of compensation the agent will receive
The exact price the buyer will pay for a home
The name of the seller's agent
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The buyer representation agreement must specify the amount or rate of compensation the buyer's agent will receive. This cannot be open-ended and must be a specific, objective amount that can be determined.
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