Can I sue the seller's real estate agent?
It seems to me, that while the response about the listing contract is correct, there is a law that says an agent is required to provide every offer...
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It seems to me, that while the response about the listing contract is correct, there is a law that says an agent is required to provide every offer...
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See my answer to the other question you posted about this same matter. DISCLAIMER—This answer is for informational purposes only under the AVVO or...
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