<prompt> Human: So, we just bought our first home. We closed right at the end of the year, so we have been in the house for about six months. Yesterday a realtor came by the house while I was at work and left her business card with a note to call her. I assumed she was selling something and paid no attention. Last night see sent me a friend request on Facebook. I thought this was strange, but noticed that we did have a mutual friend, so I accepted. See sent me a PM to call her. I called her and apparently the original owners of the house would like to buy it back. This all feels very strange, but I did research the realtor and she seems to be legit. Now I am not sure what to do. What say you?Edit: It is not the people that we bought it from wanting to buy it back. It is the original owners from when it was built.Edit: Also, they apparently put an offer in just after we got the contract on the house. The realtor mentioned that they would want the sale to be contingent on them selling there current home, which is in a very nice neighborhood.Assistant: OH yeah. Id charge a hefty premium for this kind of thing if you are ok with house huntingmoving again so soon. And make the buyers pay the brokers commissions all 6, closing costs, and your moving expenses. This shouldnt come out of your pocket. Human: Once I come up with a price, should I get a selling agent to broker the deal? I also would not plan on paying any losing cost or anything of the sort. It feels like I am holding all of the cards in this situation.  <response>: Come up with a price but dont tell them what it is, in case their first offer exceeds it. 