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Good evening. You are going to be able to terminate this Agreement. Even if the document doesn't specifically provide for a termination, the realtor will agree to terminate because they don't want to waste their time, effort and money when the buyer isn't going to be cooperative. But, with respect to any properties that the realtor either showed you or for which you made an offer prior to the termination of this agreement, the realtor is going to be entitled to a commission. Otherwise, after termination, you would be entitled to move on to either represent yourself or hire a new broker to represent you without further recourse to the prior realtor.

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