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Originally Posted by crc_error
now why would a buyers agent be recommending property? lol
A financial planner can recommend you buy a house, and they can charge you for their advise in a different way.. trailing comissions from funds cover the cost of providing a service, just like you charge a fee to your client to find a house.. or prehaps you split the comission with the agent?
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Hey crc
Perhaps you're not familiar with my history- I've been an advocate of PI for some time now- many years well before I became a BA. You could say I have a slight passion for it 
As for recommending it, I'd like to think that my comments on here are well balanced and you'll find many of my past posts both here on other forums that support this. What you won't find is much in the shares section as I admit to being somewhat Uninterested and Unknowledgeable here
As for splitting commissions, I'm an independent and exclusive BA- read my site for more details on fees. The only person who pays me is the buyer.
Hope this clears things up for you.
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Jacque
www.housesearchaustralia.com.au
Totally Independent Buyers' Agents- Sydney
This is a general comment only and does not constitute advice. Before making financial decisions you should seek advice from a professional adviser, who can take into account your specific circumstances and investment goals.
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