Quick question:
I thought there were only landlord's agent's in Singapore. Someone mentioned to me today something about a "tenant's agent". Are there such agents in Singapore? If so, are there certain advantages or disadvantages to either one?
Sunny, I don't know you, but I'm sorry, there's no need for such rudeness. Why not answer the question - tokyomom has already expressed the fact that she didn't know it, and all you're doing is having a go at her. I have no idea of the answer to her question either, and someone who's not native to Singapore would not necessarily know the answer. So please refrain from trying to censor someone for asking a question!Sunny wrote:Of course there are, silly! Don't ask silly questions!
The landlord can engage an agent to market the property, in this case it's the landlord agent. In cases, the agent can be the one showing his tenant's properties whether his properties or not, in this case, he is the tenant's agent.tokyomom wrote:Okay, maybe if I phrase it this way it will help you understand my ignorance a bit...
Does a tenant's agent not have any property listings of their own?
Otherwise, they then wouldn't be a tenant's agent now would they? They would be a landlord's agent as well. (??) And, if they don't have their own lisitngs, how can you be sure they have access to all the available properties on the market?
So, if there are "OF COURSE", both landlord's agents and tenant's only agents, then who actually has the advantage?
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