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  "url": "sellingrealestateflorida.com/faq/what-does-it-mean-when-a-home-listing-expires",
  "name": "What does it mean when a home listing expires?",
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      "name": "What does it mean when a home listing expires?",
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        "text": "An expired home listing means the property did not sell within the timeframe specified in the listing agreement between the homeowner and their real estate agent. When a listing expires, the agreement is terminated, and the agent no longer has the legal right to market or sell the property. Homeowners in areas like Miami-Dade or Broward County often reassess their selling strategy, property condition, or agent partnership at this point. This can lead to re-listing with the same agent, choosing a new agent, or deciding to take the property off the market entirely.",
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        "description": "An expired listing means the property did not sell within the agreed-upon contract period with the real estate agent."
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  "description": "An expired listing means the property did not sell within the agreed-upon contract period with the real estate agent."
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