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Andrew Yen
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  • Sunnyside NY
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Real estate agent for Houston.

Andrew Yen
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Sunnyside NY
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Hi. Is It normal for real estate agents in Houston to make you sign a exclusive right to act buyer agreement right off the bat? I've had this happen to me 2 times already. I'm looking for an agent to help me find homes, but I don't want to be binded to them if I don't like how they work. 

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