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Had my realtor removed from my condo buy and fired from her company. Should I also report her to the Texas Real Estate Commission?

I’m looking for advice on what I should do next, if anything. I’m thinking of letting this issue go but I had some good advice on my last post so I thought I’d ask this question here. I didn’t realize what she did was so unethical, but I do now.

My husband (H) and I were in the process of buying a condo for our son to rent back to us. We were using a friend who had started as a realtor about a year ago. We were her first home purchase last year when we bought our SFH and also helped us buy a condo 6 months ago. My husband became friends with (D*) about a year and a half ago and I have since become friends with her as well.

I found out H was cheating on me with someone else. Basically a sugar daddy type situation. While I’m digging into this, I found out H has been sending D a LOT of doordashes behind my back. They involve about 30 deliveries of food, groceries and flowers to the tune of about $1700 all while she my agent. H came clean about it but D never would. She denied and lied over and over again even when I had evidence. I can’t prove there was a sexual affair, but H admitted to an emotional one with her, at least on his side. My 30 year marriage is completely over.

This brings me to right now. Realtors in my last post told me how unethical it is for realtors to take gifts from clients and how because of that, she was not looking out for my best interests during these transactions. I called her broker agency and spoke with the owner and she immediately removed D as my realtor for the condo buy and I resigned a contract with the owner. We went through with the sale (not looking for advice on whether it was a good idea or not). After it was completed, the owner told me D is getting fired and I believe her.

This brings me to now. Is D being fired enough or should I also report her to the commission? I don’t know if what D did is enough to bring it to that level. I don’t believe D’s broker knew this was going on and I wonder if reporting this will drag her agency into it. I’m not looking to hurt her company. Or, is getting fired enough and I should let this go? I appreciate any helpful advice.

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