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She tried to fire her real estate agent. It turned into a nightmare.
Kirsten Ganas attempted to terminate her real estate agent's services but faced legal complications due to a contract requiring her to pay fees or remain tied to the brokerage until 2027. The contract, mandated by a 2024 legal settlement, binds buyers to agents before home tours, leading to consumer concerns about forced commitments and fees.
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