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You’ve probably heard it before, but here it is defined: "Co-broking" occurs when two agents work together—one representing the buyer, and the other for the seller or landlord—to complete (i.e. co-broker) a deal. The commission is then split between the two agents.

As you navigate the complex world of Real Estate, it's helpful to have these guides handy so you'll be prepared for what comes next!

In today’s market, where demand is outpacing supply in many regions of the country, pricing a house is one of the biggest challenges real estate professionals face.

Having a broker to present you properly and follow up can be critical to whether your offer is accepted. Your broker can also gain information to help guide your offer.