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        "text": "With a flexible listing, the commission structure is often more conditional. If the seller finds the buyer independently, no commission is usually owed to the agent. If an agent brings a successful buyer, then the agreed-upon commission is paid. It's crucial to clarify these terms upfront to avoid disputes. Kelby Contreras - Realty ONE Group Evolution ensures that all commission terms, including the circumstances under which a commission is earned, are transparently outlined in any agreement, helping you understand your financial commitments from the start.",
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        "description": "Commission is typically owed only if an agent brings a buyer; if the seller finds the buyer, no commission is paid to the agent."
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  "description": "Commission is typically owed only if an agent brings a buyer; if the seller finds the buyer, no commission is paid to the agent."
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