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• 1. (609) 655-1900
• 2. (650) 652-1300
• 3. (732) 416-1200
• 4. (800) 696-8199
• 5. (800)567-3451
• 6. (888) 547-4075
• 7. (973) 326-9483
• 8. (973) 359-9801
• 9. (973) 729-7223
• 10. +1-707-566-2141
• 11. 0000028317
• 12. 12012258650
• 13. 17322640814
• 14. 17325909285
• 15. 19739407950
• 16. 19871678608
• 17. 619-209-4100
• 18. 7810600004
• 19. 800-635-5597
• 20. 800-933-9456
• 21. 800.448.7768

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between a buyer’s agent and a listing agent?

  Buyer’s agent vs. listing agent: What’s the difference? Buyer’s agents are legally bound to help buyers, whereas listing agents—the real estate agent representing the home listing—have a fiduciary duty to the home seller.

• Can my listing agent tell my buyer agent what other offers are?

  Unfortunately, listing agents won’t tell your buyer agent what those other offers are. Why? Well, for one, it’s pretty unfair to the process and two, the eventual accepted offer could always fall through.

• Is there a Provident Insurance?

  Life insurance from Provident Insurance Group can help you secure your family’s financial future by providing the funds they need to: cover burial expenses, uninsured medical bills, pay off your mortgage and other outstanding debts, and maintain a comfortable standard of living. There are a variety of life insurance policies that we can provide.

• What is the difference between a buyers agent and a listing agent?

  Buyer’s agent vs. listing agent: What’s the difference? Buyer’s agents are legally bound to help buyers, whereas listing agents—the real estate agent representing the home listing—have a fiduciary duty to the home seller.

• Can the listing agent contact the buyer’s agent?

  The most common example is in the second portion of Standard of Practice 16-13 that states: Éxcept with the consent of the client’s agent or broker or where such dealings are initiated by the client. The Listing Agent can give the Buyer’s Agent permission to contact the seller.