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Yasmin Goetz
  • Investor
  • Clermont, FL
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Let me tell you a story about a Realtor that kept an extra 3%.

Yasmin Goetz
  • Investor
  • Clermont, FL
Posted

How hard is it going to be to get back 3% commission that my Realtor/acquaintance kept?

How did she do that? , you may ask. Well, let me tell you what happened.

My partner & I signed a listing agreement with this realtor but before it was signed, property was being sold by owner offering realtors a co-broker 3%. Well same Realtor took clients to see the property before contract was signed, and I just realized that only the 3% co-broker fee should had been paid. I am half Spanish & German so please excuse my English.

I have proof of her wrong doing with emails & texts and the Realtor does not seem to be concerned that she did anything wrong! How can I get my money back? It seems that an Ethical Complaint in FREC is not helping get my money back. Positive and realistic advises are very appreciated. I'll send you 2 dozen baked chocolate chip cookies, to say Thanks! :)

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