Are buyer’s agents reluctant to show a property listed for a Flat Fee?

Not at all. Your listingAn agreement of which a property is marketed through a service or association composed of several agents with fees and a commission from the sale of a property shared between the selling broker and the listing broker…. looks just any other listing on MLSA clearinghouse through which member real estate brokerage firms regularly and systematically exchange information on listings of real estate properties and share commissions with members who locate purchasers. The MLS for an area is usually operated by the local, private real estate association as a joint venture among its members designed to foster real estate brokerage services….. What you pay USCityhomes is confidential and not disclosed. Buyer’s agents are laser focused on earning commissions. It is hard work and when a home comes along a buyer likes it is time to jump on it. Not pull back out of principle. Agent are concerned about how much money they will make and that’s it. 

With the Internet, buyers tell agents what homes they wish to see. An agent won’t say no to a showing opportunity unless the buyer agentRefers to the agent and broker solely representing the buyer of the property. The buyer agent, the cooperating broker, the other broker, the buyer broker, are terms used interchangeably. In most context, it is real estate professional receiving a commission for representing the best interest of the buyer. … commissionThe fee charged for services performed, usually based on a percentage of the price of the items sold (such as the fee a real estate agent earns on the sale of a house). … is too low.