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Anthony Candelario answered:
Also, you can tell the broker you would like to represent yourself with a NO brokerage relationship. It would not make him greedy because as long as you are not working with an agent he will not have to split the commission with anyone. Also, you could always contact another agent in the state just to ask them about the situation, since they will be more knowledgeable on local rules and regulations, but be aware that they are going to want your business also!
Anthony Candelario
407-802-0360
Anthony Candelario
407-802-0360
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