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New Build Guest Visit Forms and Future Agent. Me screwing up.

Looking for opinions here. Me and My wife just got pre qualified with a broker and were talking about possible agents they could recommend. We gave them the information to a new build we have been eyeing for a long while, we visited the new build and I filled out a guest form that asked for my name, city, state, zip, email and phone number. I put my wife down as guest but no identifying information other than her name. Well...when I talked to my broker I told him about the new builds and how we wanted to revisit it just in case to make sure we really liked it. He said that its fine but TO NOT SIGN ANYTHING.

Well after thinking about what he said I remembered the guest form I signed some odd weeks back and told him. He stated that we may have screwed ourselves but that he would call the builder and see what could be done. I am now wondering since their is a possibility of me screwing up royally would their be any legality issues if say my wife went with an Agent and signed in and started the process rather than me?
Any experienced opinion is welcomed and would help with my ease of mind...

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