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Tony Karns
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How to withdraw an offer for purchase after firing your agent

Tony Karns
  • Investor
  • Dallas TX
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I had to terminate my realtor today. The relationship was not working.  A week and a half ago we made and offer on a property, after that silence until I reached out to her on Sunday and was told that she can not talk because she is at a Birthday Party. Yesterday I asked her to terminate the offer, six hours later I follow up with a call to find out if anything has been done. no response.  The next morning I send her a message saying that I want to terminate.  Four hours pass, she then calls me to tell me how unfair this is  and tell me that she will not withdraw the offer since we did have a written contract between us, and that I should lose her number. What is my recourse? How do I withdraw my offer without a realtor? Can I call her broker? The property and deal is in TX.

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    Christopher Phillips
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    Tony Karns

    Under the assumption she works under a broker, and not on her own, call her office tomorrow to demand to speak to a managing broker and that you want an immediate solution.

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