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Previous buyer/realtor agreement still in effect?

Around Jan, we signed an agreement to work with a realtor exclusively and she said she'd provide us copies of everything we signed. Evidently I'm an idiot because when she gave me her folder with all the forms, property info, etc, I never double checked it. We ended up dropping our search around March due to COVID.

We're now in a position where we're ready to buy, actually build, and I want a realtor that's knowledge about new builds. The previous realtor was very uncomfortable with this and even tried to deter us from going that route.

I looked in my folder from 6+ months ago and she never gave us any signed copies of the forms so I have no idea if/ when that agreement ends. I contacted that realtor via email and stated that I wasn't sure if the agreement was in effect but asked that we be released if it were. She hasn't responded. We had texted a while back and I told her we weren't moving forward anymore but, that's not a clear request for removal so I'm a little nervous just using a text message I no longer have a a way to get out of a signed document.

My question-Should I attempt to keep contacting her? If she doesn't ever call, text or email back am I just stuck assuming it was at least a year long agreement to be safe? I don't want to be annoying to her but I also don't want to do anything inappropriate. Any guidance is appreciated!

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