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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your full name in the designated field, ensuring accuracy for identification purposes.
  3. If applicable, input your Permanent I.D. Number to streamline the processing of your application.
  4. Fill in your current address, including city, state, and ZIP code, followed by your telephone number for contact purposes.
  5. Indicate the ending date of your employment with your previous broker and provide the last four digits of your U.S. Social Security Number.
  6. Enter your email address for correspondence regarding your application status.
  7. In the New Employing Broker Information section, accurately enter the name and Permanent I.D. Number of your new broker.
  8. Complete the address fields for the new employing broker similarly to how you filled yours out.
  9. Review the certification statement carefully before signing and dating it along with your new employing broker's signature.

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Of course you can. If the agent that you have obtained is not doing an adequate job for you just get someone else. You might even want to interview an agent first to see what they are like.
Simply contact the agent to explain you no longer wish to work with them. If you signed a contract agreeing to work with the agent for a specific period of time, try explaining why you arent satisfied with the relationship. Your agent might be willing to break the agreement early to maintain a good reputation.
One of the biggest problems real estate agents face is talking to clients. More real estate agents than you think to struggle with their fear of working with another person. They might think theyll say something that ruins the client relationship. These are the inner fears that creep up in most careers.
And it is actually easier than you might think. Yes, youll have to consider and follow the terms of the contract you have signed; but it is possible to change to a different estate agent, and its more common than you might think.
During your scheduled call, tell your real estate agent youve chosen to work with someone else and thank them for their time. They may ask if youve signed an exclusivity agreement with someone else. You dont need to disclose any other information if you dont want to.

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Unless you signed a contract agreeing to work with a real estate agent for a specific period of time, you can simply call, text or email your agent to let them know youve decided to work with someone else.
Some states dont offer any license reciprocity. No matter which state youre moving from, youll have to re-take your real estate courses if youre moving to a state with no license reciprocity. Sadly, this means youll have to start your real estate education and licensing from scratch. But its not all bad news!

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