Trust your read; two showings in is plenty early to course-correct. You, the buyer, are the most important part of this equation. If you have not signed anything with the agent, you can simply tell them you are going to work with someone else. If you signed a buyer-broker agreement, you will need a conversation about being released from it first, so check what you signed. The bigger lesson is to vet an agent up front rather than clicking a button online just to get inside a house, because that quick click often ties you to someone whose actual expertise you never evaluated. Buyers are increasingly asked to sign buyer-broker agreements, so before signing one, understand three things: whether it is exclusive, how long it runs, and how you can cancel. Have the direct conversation, confirm you are free to move, and then take the time to choose an agent whose experience you have genuinely checked.