A buyer touring open houses without a buyer representation agreement:
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Can still claim the listing agent as their representative
Is likely being shown the property by the listing agent or seller
Automatically has representation from NAR
Must sign an agreement before entering the property
Why is this correct?
At open houses, if a buyer doesn't have a buyer representation agreement, they are typically being shown the property by the listing agent (who represents the seller) or by the seller directly. The buyer has no agent representation in this scenario.
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