Emily,

I would agree with most of Davids comments. It is however possible that you have already created a Procurring Cause issue with this property which would prevent other agents from representing you in this transaction. Your response with additional details would help.

Emily,

When you use a buyer's agent to represent you, you will not be paying any commission to him or her in almost all circumstances. The REALTOR'S commission is typically paid by the seller....so instead of looking for a REALTOR who will discount their commission, you should be looking for an agent who will represent you effectively. That means, you want an agent that you can trust, who is an excellent listener, an agent who has excellent systems in place, has a track record of getting home transactions to a smooth closing and an agent who is an excellent negotiator. "Writing the offer" is a small part of what you really need.

We would be happy to represent you as your buyer agent and guide you to a successful home purchase. Check us out at http://www.VeenstraTeam.com. We have helped over 1050 families successfully purchase and sell homes -- many of them more than once. You can read many comments about our service to them on our website.

David Veenstra
The Veenstra Team
Evenboer-Walton REALTORS
269-350-5514
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Emily,

May I ask "we found a house" can mean many things. Did you simply view the home online, did an agent or the homeowner physically show you the property, or are there other facts that you are leaving out of your question?

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As mentioned, many real estate contracts inform you of your right to have documents reviewed by your attorney.

I look forward to your response

use an attorney instead. Agents are typically clueless.