Finally, pick up the phone and call any similar complex to yours and see what they're chargingGino

Quote from @Joseph Gold: Contact them by phone, email, and text.

Quote from @Angel Dejesus: https://www.mass.gov/how-to/reactivate-or-reinstate-a-real-e...Call their phone number and ask.

On the contracts I've done recently, 90% of sellers are paying buyers agent commission and are disclosing the amount via phone.  

You can use a temporary google number in the listing to get past that hurdle for phone calls and texts but you will still get mailers.

The way I set up the program was that I would have the coaching student pay me $5200 upfront for a year-long coaching program of 26 phone calls every other week.

Even at that, if you have left all your contact information in the house for them, I would advise a phone call immediately so that you can personalize the situation and get a better understanding from them as to why they need to cancel.

I would love if a CPA could reach out to me on this post or by direct message that I can speak with over the phone to get an answer to my full in depth question and situation to see if it is possible. 

hey BP family,I’ve run into a bit of a roadblock, I’m direct to agent and I’ve wondering how to get around the new NAR settlement, as soon as I hop on a call with the agent, they ask if I’m represented and then hang up the phone no matter if I say yes or no.

Have you ever had your credit pulled for a mortgage application and within a few hours your phone is blowing up with calls and text with random mortgage companies reaching out?