In which type of agreement can a buyer purchase a home through another broker?

In a non-exclusive right to represent buyer/broker agreement, the buyer retains the flexibility to work with multiple brokers, allowing them to explore various options and get assistance in purchasing a home from different sources. This type of agreement typically means that the buyer can enter into relationships with other brokers while still having access to services from the broker with whom they have the non-exclusive agreement.

This structure is beneficial for buyers who want the freedom to see multiple properties and receive guidance from different real estate professionals without being tied exclusively to a single broker. In contrast, an exclusive right to represent agreement would limit the buyer to that particular broker's services only. Therefore, the non-exclusive nature of this agreement facilitates a broader search and negotiation process for the buyer.