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Are two estate agents really necessary?
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I was listening to the Daily podcast discussing the USA estate agent market and it blew my mind that you have both a selling and buying agent and pay 3% to both. In the U.K., there’s only one estate agent (commissioned by the seller) with a fee of around 2%. It’s never even crossed my mind there could be two.

Is there any benefit to having two agents? Is purchasing a house without a buying agent even possible?

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