- No, there is none. Usually, you are already paying for these service when you purchase the property.... so why not take advantage of them?
What does this cost?
Typically, the seller, from the proceeds of your purchase pays for all the service that you, the buyer, receive from a professional buyer's broker.
Then whom does the buyer's broker represent?
By Florida law, an exclusive buyer's broker is required to represent and protect only the interest of the buyer in a real estate transaction. He or she can in no way whatsoever represent the seller.
Is there any reason why I shouldn't retain the service of a professional buyer's broker?
