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Fire Your Real Estate Agent
Read the buyer representation agreement, spot conflicts of interest with a recommended inspector or contractor, leave a bad agent cleanly, and make the next one earn the feeBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 26m
About this audiobook
You signed with an agent because someone had to know what they were doing. Now you are not sure. The inspector they sent missed something big, the contractor they brought wants to redo everything, the closing date is coming and the other side is not out, or the contract you signed will not let you leave. Fire Your Real Estate Agent is a plain-English guide for buyers and sellers who suspect their agent is the problem, or who want to know what to check before they sign. It is not a book about negotiating the commission rate, a first-time-buyer walkthrough, a for-sale-by-owner manual, or a lawsuit guide. It is about the agent relationship itself: what the contract says, what you are owed, and how to leave. Inside, you'll learn: Rules vary by state, so the book shows you what to look for and what to ask a licensed attorney. Know your exit before you sign.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics
Length3 hrs 26 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 7, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Fire Your Real Estate Agent
2Important Notice
3The Ten-Thousand-Dollar Question
4Chapter 1: What an Agent Is Actually Supposed to Do
5Chapter 2: Reading a Buyer Representation Agreement
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6Chapter 3: Reading a Listing Agreement as a Seller
7Chapter 4: Friction or Failure: Is Your Agent Really the Problem?
8Chapter 5: Conflicts of Interest: Whose Side Is Your Agent On?
9Chapter 6: When the Recommended Inspector Missed It
10Chapter 7: Her Contractor, Her Plan: Sellers and Pre-Sale Renovations
11Chapter 8: Pressure to Close Before the Seller Is Out
12Chapter 9: The Hard Conversation and the Written Expectations Email
13Chapter 10: Ending a Buyer Representation Agreement Cleanly
14Chapter 11: Ending a Listing Early (and When Not To)
15Chapter 12: Complaints, Records, and Getting Help
16Chapter 13: Hiring the Next One: Interview, Plan, Written Promise
17Back in Control
18Quick Reference: Clauses, Scripts, Checklists, and FAQ