Answers by Stacy Huntsman

Hi in Chattanooga! I have family close by and a realtor partner who works in your area, too. When I work with my buyers, I set up specific home searches based on my buyer's preferences with alerts to my buyers and I proactively search my network sources for homes that fit my buyer. I can only serve my buyer based on the clear criteria, good feedback and great two way communication.

Review your listing contract's termination clause for notice and/or fees. Send written email referring to said clause and your intention to cancel. Request a signed mutual release from the agent/brokerage. Confirm your home is pulled off the MLS and lastly keep record of all communications.

Looks like you have great advice from my colleagues in Indiana:). A "trial" buyer agreement limited by per showing or time period is like a dating period before marriage! Have fun and hope it is a great fit for your and your agent:).