Changing real estate agents mid-campaign is a big decision, but sometimes necessary for a better sale result. Michael Tomadakis recommends a systematic approach: First, consider the evidence—are you getting detailed, frequent feedback, honest advice, and clear next steps? Or is the agent evasive and putting off price reviews? Michael suggests you look at actual campaign health signals: number of genuine buyer inspections, repeat visits, and timely written feedback. If your property has stalled with no credible offers after a reasonable period and the agent dodges reality by blaming ‘the market’ alone, that’s a red flag. Michael has taken over campaigns that seemed unsellable and, with honest vendor communication and evidence-backed resets (like new professional photos, revised price, or alternative strategy), delivered successful sales. Before making a switch, he encourages vendors to request a full post-campaign debrief and a transparent plan for relaunch. Evidence, not frustration, should drive the move. For a forensic, experienced agent opinion, contact Michael Tomadakis for an honest appraisal and next-steps strategy through the Collings portal.

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