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Simon Obas
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Agent asking for 2.5%, is this legal?

Simon Obas
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Hello- I asked my current agent to terminate our listing agreement. The home has been on the market over 100 days and has not sold and I only received one offer (and the buyer rescinded it the next day). the agent is saying she’ll only agree to terminate it if I agree for her to earn 2.5% commission off the next agent who takes over. Is this legal? Have you ever heard of this? She is also the broker so it’s not like I can go to her manager. What should I do? I am also located in Connecticut.

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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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@Simon Obas

What’s your contract say? That is what is important

Typically if you signed a 180 contract you are stuck for another 80 days

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