No. The brokers' agreement in the Compensation Agreement Between Brokers will apply, as it was agreed to by both brokers and signed by both brokers. Page 10 is purely for informational purposes and as stated does not change a previous agreement between brokers as to compensation.

In addition, Standard of Practice 16-16 under Article 16 of the REALTOR® Code of Ethics states that a REALTOR® acting as a buyer's representative may not use the terms of an offer to attempt to modify the listing broker’s offer of compensation or make the submission of an offer contingent on the listing broker agreeing to modify the compensation.

No, you only need to sign that if your landlord and you have agreed to compensate the cooperating broker. The Agreement Between Brokers for Residential Leases (TXR 2002) is beneficial to prove the agreement for compensation between the two brokers. It also specifies a time frame for payment and covers compensation for lease renewals and sales. Note: Either the Agreement Between Brokers for Residential Leases or the Compensation Agreement Between Brokers (TXR 2402) may be used to secure compensation from a listing broker for a lease transaction.