<human>: I'm in the process of getting out of a contract to buy a home. There were a lot of issues and I didn't think that my agent helped with any of them. In fact, I think she was a hindrance and was just slowing down communication by being too busy to relay important information in a timely manner.

I'm getting out of the deal, per the terms of the contract I'm due my money back because the seller could not produce a clean title. My agent isn't helping with this, I guess she's sad to lose her commission - which I understand. But after all of this, I feel like I'm better off doing the following:

- finding a home on my own, coordinating with the listing agent to view it

- handling the home inspection and survey on my own. Lender will order the appraisal and closing attorney will order the title search I think?

- hiring a lawyer to represent me in the transaction. Maybe someone who will get paid whether the deal falls through or not will better represent my interests?

My agent wasn't helpful with negotiations at all so, I'm not really intimidated by the idea of engaging with a listing agent directly to negotiate price an concessions.

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<bot>: Is it a feasible option to hire a lawyer instead of a real estate agent to represent yourself as a buyer in a real estate transactions?