No. When representing a seller, our real primary role is to market your home to other brokers, agents, and their buyers to get you the best possible deal. Marketing to and procuring unrepresented buyers for your home is a conflict of interest with you and other brokers and agents. Mistakenly, many homeowners expect their listing agent to do the same things that a selling agent does – find someone to buy their home. The point is no one can represent you and a buyer fairly and impartially at the same time. Even with the biggest brokers, intermediary and sub-agent representation is a rarity for the following reason. When looking at historical sales, 99% of the time the buyers agent exclusively represents the buyer and is working for another broker. Listing agents do want leads from unrepresented buyers for your home, just not necessarily to buy your home. Most typically we do not represent both sides of a transaction and act only as the seller's or buyer's sole representative.