Apr 30
I have a realtor, who seems great, however, will he really represent me, the buyer? He seems better than his assistant who is a bit pushy, but others have told me, "the realtor ALWAYS represents the seller" "the seller only wants to sell the house, no one is there to go to bat for you"
This is our first home we are trying to buy. Just made an offer, seller responded w/ a counter offer. When the realtor's asst. (realtor was called out of town) informed me, she was a bit pushy about me accepting the counter offer. (or so it felt)
So many co-workers offering "advise" and in this market, I just feel that even though there is an "asking price" surely no one is truly expecting to get that, right?
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