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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
Can you explain the process you go through? I think the biggest reason people us RE agents is because they don't want to get screwed like buying the house only later to find something in the contract says the owner retains ownership even after the sale or some crap like that. Or buying a house that ends up being a lemon.

I know a home inspection will solve the lemon part and I guess a RE lawyer can handle the contract stuff. As for seeing the home, sites like Redfin has made it extremely easy. Is there anything else?

Take those main concerns away and people wouldn't feel like they need a RE agent.
gpt
I think you answered your own question. 1. Market through an online source (zillow, redfin, etc) 2. Contract through lawyer 3. Inspection by licensed inspector. Done