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If I’m working with a real estate agent and I attend an open house on my own (without my agent), should I tell the exclusive seller’s agent at the open house that I’m working with someone (my agent)?

If I’m working with a broker and I want to go see a specific property for sale, can I contact the exclusive broker for that property directly or should I have my broker contact him / her?

If I see an apartment with one broker and end up going back to the same building with a different broker and want to rent a unit there with the second broker, will I owe the first broker any fee?

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