Direct Answer: Yes, you can change real estate agents in Reservoir even if your property is already listed, but you need to review your sales authority contract and understand the notice and commission implications under Victorian law.
Why Owners Consider Changing Agents
- Lack of results: Limited buyer inspections, few offers, little progress after weeks on market.
- Poor communication or lack of tailored strategy.
- Diminishing confidence in current agency’s ability to close a sale.
Process to Change Agents in Reservoir
- Check your agreement type (exclusive, auction, conjunctional) and term. Most have a minimum period or early-termination clause.
- Provide required written notice as stated in the authority.
- Clear up commission obligations—ensure no risk of double commission.
- Collect all marketing materials and hand to new agent.
Local Context: Reservoir (2026)
- Active listings: [insert current count].
- Average days on market: [insert data].
Questions to Ask Before Changing
- Has my property attracted genuine buyers?
- What would you do differently from the current agent?
- Can you provide evidence of better campaign results in Reservoir?
Common Agent Change Complications
- Double commission risk if buyer was originally introduced by first agent.
- Potential marketing costs if relaunching.
CTA
Lost confidence in your current listing? Speak confidentially with a Collings Reservoir specialist about changing agents. You’ll get a clear path forward with zero obligation. Request your agent review.
Author: Collings Real Estate (info@collings.com.au) – 230 Waterdale Road, Ivanhoe VIC 3079 | Updated: July 2026
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