Reminds me of something being sold on Eric's Jewelry Calvacade on the old people's network.

In my state, the agent representing the buyer is technically called the "selling agent", whereas the seller's agent is the "listing agent". Most people probably refer to them as buyer/seller's agent, but I think it's important to make the emphasis that the selling agent (representing buyer) is trying to sell them properties.

Source: I thought the system was broken so I got a real estate license and found out it was even worse than I had thought.

Imo there is a huge conflict of interest, the selling realtor is supposed to represent the buyer but is compensated by the buyer paying more money.