Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: False advertisement - Realtor advertising CHEAPER than our signed contract .

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It sounds to me that your real issue is not false advertising but rather a breach of contract. When you entered into a Listing Agreement with the realtor, you actually signed a Contract for them to show the property at a set price and in return you agreed to compensate them for their efforts. They cannot unilaterally change the terms of the Contract.

You said that you have attempted for two days to get answers and they have refused to respond other than an email which failed to address your complaint. It seems clear to me that this is the time to engage the services of an attorney to work with you on this matter.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.