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if i signed a buyer addendum in rhode island with a realtor?

HI if i signed a buyer addendum in rhode island with a realtor am i liable to have to stay with them? or can i just look at places on my own and go with the realtor that is showing property if i decide to purchase
Asked By Diane Conlon | Smithfield, FL | 390 views | Buying | 5 months ago
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Jason Craig

Coldwell Banker

Diane, if you signed a buyer representation agreement or addendum in Rhode Island, that usually means you agreed to work with that agent for a set period of time. The details depend on the agreement itself—some are exclusive, meaning you’d owe that agent a commission even if you bought through someone else. If you’re not happy, the best move is to talk with your agent and see if they’ll release you. Most good agents don’t want to hold a client hostage. If you’re unsure, it’s worth having an attorney or the brokerage explain your specific contract so you know exactly where you stand.

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