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Been stuck with a terrible agent

A few years back, I signed into an agreement with MV realty. Anyone who knows anything about them would know that many states have been coming after them for bad business practices. My state has not had their attorney general make a suit against them yet. I live in South Carolina. Basically, they have liens against our homes. I did not know that when I signed an agreement with them a few years back. For the last 5 months, I have been trying to sell my home so I can be closer to my son. MV realty has been terrible. My agent is 90 minutes away from where I live, has done hardly anything to promote my home, and sort of just been there. I have been lied to by them, ignored when asked for new pics of my home for the listing, and haven’t had many phone calls returned. The stress and anxiety of trying to be closer to my son and not being able to sell my house has taken its toll on me and I feel like there isn’t much I can do. When I call real estate lawyers, they want money for a consultation. I don’t want to waste that money if it’s for nothing. I am basically stuck with them and I don’t know what to do. All I want is for my home to sell and start a fresh life and this realtor I have doesn’t seem to care about any of that or the 6 percent commission I would I owe them for the sale of the home. The house is only 3 years old and in great shape. Any helpful advice would be great. Before commenting, please google MV realty to see the lawsuits different states have put on them so you know why I am stuck with them. Thanks!

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