On 18 Apr 2005 13:09:23 -0700, someone wrote:

What if another borker sees it on the MLS and produces the buyer?

Doesn't it say right in the listing agreement what the split for a
"co-broker" is?

Your post is a good example of why people should have LAWYERS as they
approach the biggest transaction in their lives, where they are being
called on to sign legally binding CONTRACTS that it turns out they
don't understand. And don't just get the lawyer AFTER you have signed
averything - BEFORE is the right time.

People will go see a doctor to get "checked out" for the most minor
possible thing, yet won't spend the money for a lawyer BEFORE they
sign a contract....


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