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        "text": "The main difference is commission and exclusivity. An exclusive right-to-sell agreement guarantees the agent a commission regardless of who finds the buyer, offering strong motivation for the agent. A flexible agreement allows the seller to sell the property themselves and avoid paying a commission to the agent, or to work with multiple agents simultaneously. When considering your options with Kelby Contreras - Realty ONE Group Evolution, we can discuss how much involvement you wish to have in the selling process and whether you prioritize control over commission payment structures.",
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        "description": "A flexible listing lets sellers avoid commission if they find the buyer, unlike exclusive agreements where the agent always earns commission."
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  "description": "A flexible listing lets sellers avoid commission if they find the buyer, unlike exclusive agreements where the agent always earns commission."
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