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listing agreement
an employment contract between a broker and seller which must be in writing to be enforceable in court
exclusive right to sell
one broker is the seller's agent; the broker is given the authorization to market the seller's property

-is paid regardless of who sells the property (even if the seller sells his own property, the seller is still obligated to compensate the broker)
exclusive agency listing
one broker acts as the exclusive agent of the principal; seller still retains the right to sell the property without having to pay the broker UNLESS the broker was the procuring cause of the sale of the property
open listing
nonexclusive listing; seller retains the right to employ any number of brokers as agents; seller only has to pay if the broker produces a buyer and if the seller sells his own property, he is not obligated to pay any broker
multiple listing
for properties listed in the MLS; brokers must have the consent of the seller to include the property in an MLS; and if the broker chooses to become an agent for the buyer of a property in MLS, the broker must notify the listing broker before any communication with the seller takes place.
net listing
ILLEGAL in MA
-specifies that the seller will receive a net amount of money from any sale with the excess going to the listing broker as a commission
When is a listing terminated?
-when the agreement is fulfilled or the agreement term expires
-if the property is destroyed or its use is changed by external force (zoning change or condemnation by eminent domain)
-it title to the property is transferred by operation of law (bankruptcy or foreclosure)
-if the broker and seller mutually agree to cancel the listing
-if the broker or seller dies or becomes incapacitated
-if the broker or seller breaches the contract
What kind of information is included in a listing?
-name and relationship to owners
-street address and legal description of the property
-size, type, age, and construction of improvements
-number of rooms and their sizes
-dimensions of the lot
-existing loans
-possibility of seller financing
-amount of any outstanding special assessments and whether they be paid by the seller or by the buyer
-zoning classification of the property
-current/most recent year's property taxes
-neighborhood amenities
-disclosures regarding property condition
broker protection clause
preserves the broker's commission if, within a certain number of days, the owner transfers the property to someone the broker introduced to them