CAN I CALL AND INTERVIEW OTHER agents BEFORE I TELL MY AGENT WE ARE MOVING ON? WE SIGNED A LISTING AGREEMENT WITH HER
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According to the web search results, it may not be advisable to interview other agents while under a listing agreement with your current agent. Doing so could be considered a violation of the Code of Ethics1 or a contract interference2 if your current agent has an exclusive relationship with you. You may also risk losing the trust and cooperation of your current agent if they find out that you are looking for other options.

However, there are some exceptions that may allow you to contact other agents without breaching your contract or ethics. For example, if your current agent is unavailable or unresponsive, you may be able to contact another agent within the same brokerage for assistance. Or, if you initiated the contact with another agent and they are offering a different type of service or property than your current agent, you may be able to discuss the terms of a future agreement with them.

The best way to avoid any potential problems is to communicate with your current agent and NAME_1 and try to resolve any issues or concerns that you have. If you are unhappy with their performance or service, you may be able to negotiate a cancellation or referral clause in your listing agreement that will allow you to switch to another agent without penalty. You should also consult with a qualified attorney or real estate expert before making any decisions regarding your listing agreement.

Received message. According to the web search results, it may not be advisable to interview other agents while under a listing agreement with your current agent. Doing so could be considered a violation of the **Code of Ethics** or a **contract interference** if your current agent has an exclusive relationship with you. You may also risk losing the trust and cooperation of your current agent if they find out that you are looking for other options. However, there are some exceptions that may allow you to contact other agents without breaching your contract or ethics. For example, if your current agent is unavailable or unresponsive, you may be able to contact another agent within the The response should be in all capital letters.
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