here's the balance: if the agent is too pushy, client will get pissed off and he will lose the deal. if the agent is too "nice", he will spend too much time on one client and won't make enough money for himself.
there is no free lunch in this world. as a client you demand the best service however nobody should be stupid enough to assume that his agent will be fully on his side. think about it.
in a real estate transaction, the one who works exclusively for you is the lawyer - he is paid only by you. the next is the home inspector (if he is not introduced by your agent). have your lawyer recommed a home inspector for you. your lawyer doesn't care which house you buy, or how many more houses you will need to see to make a decision.
there is no free lunch in this world. as a client you demand the best service however nobody should be stupid enough to assume that his agent will be fully on his side. think about it.
in a real estate transaction, the one who works exclusively for you is the lawyer - he is paid only by you. the next is the home inspector (if he is not introduced by your agent). have your lawyer recommed a home inspector for you. your lawyer doesn't care which house you buy, or how many more houses you will need to see to make a decision.