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Juan Alvarez
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When is a buyers agreement signed?

Juan Alvarez
  • Fort Worth, TX
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When does one sign a buyers broker agreement?. Things are not working out with my current agent so I’m thinking about moving on but I am not sure if I ever signed a buyers agreement. I have made a total of 7 offers, 1 got accepted but I backed out of the deal. I went through the copies of the of the contracts but I cannot find anything. Should I just move forward ?

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Dave Poeppelmeier
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  • Maumee, OH
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Dave Poeppelmeier
  • Realtor
  • Maumee, OH
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@Juan Alvarez I agree with @Will Fraser, 7 offers, 1 accepted offer (that I'm assuming you backed out on due to the inspection and not because you just changed your mind) tells me your agent is doing their job and has already invested a lot of time with you. They now likely know what you're looking for, your price ranges, etc. Talk to your agent about what you're unhappy about, and if it's a simple fix then great, but if not then you both can agree to part ways. But don't just ghost them, be professional about it. 

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