What must happen if a buyer wants to switch from one buyer's agent to another?
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Nothing, buyers can switch freely at any time
The original agreement must be terminated according to its terms before signing a new one
The buyer must pay both agents full commission
The two agents must agree to split the commission
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If a buyer wants to switch agents, they must first terminate their existing buyer representation agreement according to its terms. This may involve waiting for the agreement to expire or negotiating an early termination.
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