 Here's where it can get kind of tricky. The selling agent can actually do both sides. Most of them won't, but it's called transaction broker. So they can build that in. But the fiduciary responsibility for that selling agent is to the seller, not to you. So you might not get everything. I believe you need a buyer's agent. In today's market, you need somebody who knows what they're doing. Unless you're really, really, really sharp on real estate, which most aren't.