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Christopher Vargas
  • Orlando, FL
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I need a Florida Realtor

Christopher Vargas
  • Orlando, FL
Posted

Can a FL realtor answer this for me?

I am selling a flip house without representation from a realtor. I have a full price offer and everything sounds good. The buyer's realtor has submitted the offer today along with a commission agreement. The buyer's realtor and I have agreed that he will get 2.5% commission on the sale.

My question is the lingo on this form. To me, it says that this agent will get 2.5% if I sell the house in 180 days of signing whether it is his buyer or not.

The other thing is that it mentions that if I default, I will owe him 2.5%.

All I need is an answer, please be helpful and stay on topic. I only have today to accept the offer.

Thanks in advance!

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