Q: If a realtor asks to show my home after our contract has expired what commission do I owe? We live in MN.
?smiles, Albert Lea, MN
A: Typically, if a listing agreement expires, there is no obligation to the broker. However, if the showing is for a client that has already seen the property before, or if the showing is as a result of the previous listing, there may be something owed. I would be surprised if an agent showed a property without some sort of compensation discussion before the showing. You have an agent who is bringing you a buyer, and if the goal is to sell your home, then have the discussion about what would be owed prior to any showings. It is always best to clear things up before they get messy.
Cathy Baumbusch is a Realtor? with RE/MAX Executives in Alexandria, VA.
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