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Should I be angry at my agent?

Before I write my angry letter/review to my agent, I'm just checking that the realtors of reddit think I have a right to be mad about this?

I've been paying thousands of dollars too much in property taxes because a Primary Residence Exception form (Michigan) wasn't filed. When I bought a house with a renter in it, the realtor knew that I planned to move in at the end of the renter's lease in seven months, which we did. I'm angry that the realtor never informed me that there's this process I should do when it becomes my principal residence to lower my property taxes. Apparently the agent would normally get the forms together for me if it was my primary residence to begin with. I don't know how else I was supposed to know this if not for my agent. I only found out now from small talking real estate with someone else. I'm not an investor even though I technically was for seven months. Do I send the angry email I've already written to my agent or do I bite my tongue cause it's entirely my fault?

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