Did I mess up? (Filled out form)?

Question

I passed by a new construction site so I decided to stop in and check out the model home (without a buyers agent). Not thinking, I filled out the contact information sheet that the agent asked.

Can this potentially work against me since I didn't have my agent with me at the time? The agent didn't ask if I had a buyers agent. I provided my current address, email and phone info. Did I just mess up the chances of them paying for my agent's commission?

Thanks

Answer 1

No. You only gave your information to the agent. You did not sign any contracts. Make sure your current agent is aware of what happened.

If you do go into another model home or open house, you should make mention that you have an agent (if there is no place on the contact information sheet to do so.)

Answer 2

Many builders will go ahead and pay your agent anyway.

There are, however, a number of builders out there who will use these circumstances as a reason not to pay your agent.

Tell your agent what happened and they can call the sales agent and speak with them.

Answer 3

No. Although I wish all my clients said upfront that they had representation it doesn't always happen. Tell your Buyer Agent and they will be aware and take care of it when the time comes. Don't worry.

Answer 4

Just because that agent got your info does mean you are tied to him. You can decide who you want to work for you.

Answer 5

I would agree with the first guy.
Now if you went out of your way to call on a sign or ad, and set up an appointment. Then you would have jeopardized his chances.
RE Agent,
Remax

Answer 6

don,y worry about it you give your infp thats all not appointment so tell your agent about it good luck