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The reality of appointing two agents is that you end up with two agents who don't prioritise your property, rather than one agent that is doing everything they can to sell it. It makes sense really, would you put your effort into the property you are likely to sell or the one you have a 50%...

I think you will find with a lot of offices that the listing agent will be the one marketing and showing your property the vast majority of the time. If another agent has a potential buyer, it would not be uncommon for them to pass the buyer to the listing agent. The listing agent will generally...