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To: Don Green who wrote (15038)	11/13/2003 11:25:14 AM
From: Tradelite	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

I get your question a little better now. If an agent is going to try to sell your home, smart ones will get you to sign a temporary, one-time showing agreement under which you agree to pay the agent a fee if the home sells to the agent's buyer. No agent would show a seller's home without such an agreement, if the agent expects to get paid. On the other hand, if the agent and buyer have a written agreement that the buyer pays, seller would have no obligation.