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A lifelong Alaskan, (actually my parents brought me here when I was a year old), I love the state. I live in Palmer and have made my living as a Realtor
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Well, it's a little tricky, you should talk to your real estate licensee about your desire to cancel your offer. There may be a way to do it depending on how your offer is written. You say that your agent has no idea what he is doing, but he is supervised by a broker that probably does know what to do. Ask him to talk to his broker or go ahead and talk to his broker yourself.
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