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Getting Out of The Contract

Colton Kotylo
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We recently got into a contract with our real estate agent and toured about 6 properties (2 being new builds). We are considering going with the new build, but would like to drop our real estate agent. She agreed to cancel the contract, but mentioned that she was still "registered" as our agent at the two new builds. If we go through and buy one of the new builds do we still have to give her a commission?

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Matt Devincenzo
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Yes, she did her job showing you those two homes so if you buy one she should get paid. Is there context for why youbdon't think she should get a commission for those homes if you purchase? 

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