If I had to choose one it would be sellers because I love to market.

Lucky I haven't had to make that choice 

Gosh, I love them both because working with both (NOT on the same transaction, just in general), I learn how both sides 'think.' I don't have to speculate what's in the minds of the other side.

That said, I love marketing so, I think if I could only represent one, it would be sellers. I enjoy the challenges with sellers - buyers are easier, in my opinion.

Sellers. Listings are the name of the game. 

 Cash buyers.  Find their property, write it up, take care of inspection issues (or title or survey problems), then close the deal.

Sellers ... why?  Because if I have the seller I can usually get more buyers ... that working with both makes my world go round and round and round.

I only work with sellers, no time for buyers.

Seller

Buyers

 Sellers because when you have seller listings you own the store BUT I do work with serious buyers too.

I vote for sellers.  Easier to manage my time.  I can handle 12 sellers with no help.  No way I could show houses on a weekend to 12 buyers.

Both.  I don't limit myself.

That's a difficult choice for me as I enjoy both aspects but if I really had to choose it would be Commercial Sellers!

I've been in the business for 40 years.... I worked with buyers during my first 6 months in the business... I'm learn quickly....I was always a listing agent from that 7th month going forward 40 years!!!

I only worked the buying end when a seller was buying locally....  I always stayed local, too....my town and towns that surrounded my town... 

when you have listings, you're always in business....ALWAYS... you have the ability to make much more money that one who works buyers and sellers... buyers are time consuming...

a listing agent can list 30 to 40 resale homes at one time ...a buyer's agent can work a few buyers at one time.... price the home properly and there will always be a buyer for it, no matter what the market condition may be at any one time....

Buyers. Lower overhead.

It has to be Sellers for without them there would be no Buyers.

Sellers, more work up front but almost a guaranteed pay check. Buyers can be tough in the competitive market we've been in.  I do both. 

Matthew Klinowski, PA - I'd say - Motivated Clients - be it buyers or sellers.

Sellers, list to last, and we liked the buyers also.  A

Sellers because I love to use creative marketing on homes and its something I do differently than most and better than anyone I have seen locally in Northern Virginia ;)

sellers.  It's my niche.  I market well.  

Although sometimes more work I would take the buyers.

Sellers; listings can bring more customers.

Sellers. They have a specific home to market. It's pretty straight forward. Buyers are quite a challenge in my experience, you really never know what they will actually end up buying. This is partly the fault of the market, of course, what's available in their price range. Whether they need a loan or pay cash. Are they relocating or from the area. Are they "serious" buyers.

Sellers - Let the other agents out there sell your listings.

I work about two thirds of the time with buyers so that is the bigger money maker for me.

I like working with buyers more, first time buyers most of all. However listings are easier to manage once you get them.

Depends on the market.  But, generally sellers.  "List to last" as the saying goes.

Sellers - without a doubt.  Like Debe Maxwell, CRS - I enjoy the marketing aspects of listings.

We primarily work with sellers but will represent buyers as a favor to referral partners

Sellers and their needs line-up more accurately with my skills bank

Sellers.  It's a stronger contract.

Sellers, but never turn down a buyer!

Sellers. 

SELLERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Definately sellers. I love listing homes. Listings being more listings and when you have the listings, the buyers just come. 

Today, working with sellers is most beneficial. Why? It has been baked into the real estate tradition since 1950.

However, a change is coming. Agents should stay alert and when the switch to buyer preference occurs, be ready. Why? Consumers will realize those doing the most work are the ones that should be paid.

I chose investors only and deal directly with builders.

Sellers. I will trade you three buyers for one seller. Why? Because listers last.  

Sellers - it's really nice when they actually listen to what I have to say & stage their home getting it ready for buyers. When it goes on the market it really makes the impact they are looking for!

Buyers but you need to list to live.

I'd work with sellers... more control over my time. But I prefer to have a balance of both. It costs less to work with buyers and I'm a better buyer's agent if I work with sellers and a better seller's agent if I work with buyers as that way I'm fully aware of the perspective each brings to the table.

I love working with both, but if there was only room for one, I'd say sellers. If the house is prepared/priced correctly, there's always a payment at the end. With buyers, sometimes they change their mind, decide to look in a different state/area, disappear, can't get funding, or any number of other issues.

Sellers 1000%

Sellers,  more controll over.

I love working with both buyers and sellers, but if I had to choose, it would be Sellers.  Love the marketing aspect.