Question:
Can I interview two different Realtors from the same home office?
 

Answer:
Sure. In most cases, it isn't the company or office that supplies you with the service that makes you feel well taken care of.  It is the agent.  The agent does all the hustling around, the research, previewing properties, guiding you through the closing process, and so on.  In most cases, the office performs quality control checks and acts mostly behind the scenes.
 

Question:

I've been working with a Realtor for nine months and have bought five properties.  Recently, I looked at a place with my Realtor and was excited about buying it. I signed a blank purchase form and the agent verbally negotiated all kinds of details with the seller, filling in the form with things that I never considered and without checking with me. When I got my copy, I freaked out and cancelled. The agent went off on me, saying I was ruining her reputation.  Don't I have the right to cancel? 
 

Answer:
In this case you do. Never, ever, ever, sign ANY blank document even if you do have an established relationship with the agent.  It becomes too easy for an agent to assume they know what you want and for you to assume the agent will do what you want. Contracts are meant to be signed AFTER they are filled out. If they agent can't get the deal cancelled, talk to the broker in charge of the office, explaining that you filled out a blank contract.  That should stop the deal in its tracks. (This is NOT legal advice. For that, you need to contact an attorney). 

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