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jenes
13 years ago
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A few months ago I had a REA show me some houses one day. I had interviewed her over the phone and thought that she sounded very competent. I still felt that way after my day with her, but I was bothered by some of the comments she made. As one example, whenever I showed interest in a house, she'd mention that there was some other buyer who was interested or something else to make me feel pressured. I just didn't feel that she was being completely honest with me.
We ended up postponing our move, and I haven't looked at any houses since then, but I am still receiving MLS listing emails from her site. I did not sign any contract with her. Will there be any problems if a switch to a new agent? What if we decide to buy one of the houses we saw with her under a new agent? Should I have her remove me from the MLS emails?
Linda
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