Real estate termination fee?

There is a lot of information needed to answer this accurately. I imagine going into the listing contract -- neither party expected the end results to be this situation. Something must have changed the relationship. There are many occasions that agents can require for compensation -- especially if they brought a ready willing buyer and have invested time and money marketing your property. I have to agree with Jessie -- make an appointment with the Broker of the company and discuss the situation. Good luck!

Hi Julie, May be a loaded question since I do not have all the facts so I will stick with what ethically is proposed. I always encourage questions and thoroughly explain anything with in regards with compensation. I always provide a copy of the contract, this should have been provided to you as well. In the digital age I am very aware that some people do not like to read everything and sign away, but knowing this I always try to go through the contract via phone (even briefly) and address everything again so nothing is missed and these sort of incidents do not occur. So short answer, yes. If you have additional issues maybe speak with the agents broker and see if there can be a resolution.