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LISTING AGREEMENT PRICE

Parties and Agreement Date

Date of Agreement:

Property Identification

Listing Terms — Price and Commission

Initial Listing Price: $   Type of Listing: Exclusive Right to Sell Exclusive Agency Open Listing

Broker Compensation:   Additional Compensation (flat fee or marketing):

Effective Listing Term From:   To:

Broker Authority and Duties

Broker is granted authority to advertise, list the Property in applicable listing services, show Property, hold open houses, place a lockbox, and accept and present offers to Seller. Broker's authority does not include signing closing documents on behalf of Seller unless a separate written power of attorney is signed.

Broker shall hold any client funds received in a trust account and shall account for such funds in accordance with applicable law. Broker may engage cooperating brokers, subagents and marketing vendors and may reasonably incur out-of-pocket marketing expenses as authorized below.

Seller authorizes Broker to place signs, advertise on printed & electronic media, and to provide access for appraisers, inspectors and cooperating brokers.

Price Changes and Seller Instructions

Seller may change the Listing Price only by written instruction to Broker. Seller authorizes Broker to adjust the asking price to: $  Effective:

Seller Representations and Disclosures

Seller represents that Seller is the legal owner of the Property and has full authority to list and sell. Seller further states the following disclosures accurately reflect Seller's knowledge:

Lead-Based Paint (if residence built before 1978): Yes No

Known Mold or Water Intrusion: Yes No

Prior Structural Damage or Major Repairs: Yes No

Expenses, Escrow and Closing

Seller agrees to pay for customary closing costs and any marketing expenses advanced by Broker if so authorized. Any earnest money deposit accepted shall be held by the designated escrow or title company in accordance with the purchase contract and applicable law.

Termination, Protected Period and Remedies

This Agreement terminates on the listing end date above unless earlier terminated by mutual written agreement. If the Property is sold, exchanged or otherwise conveyed during the Listing Term or within a protected period of days after termination to a buyer procured by Broker, Seller shall remit the agreed commission to Broker. Seller acknowledges Broker's right to pursue collection and recovery of attorney's fees, costs and other remedies permitted by law.

Indemnity; Confidentiality

Seller shall indemnify Broker against claims arising from Seller's misrepresentations of the Property. Confidential information disclosed to Broker by Seller shall be kept confidential except as necessary to market the Property or as required by law.

Governing Law; Entire Agreement

This Agreement is governed by the laws of the state in which the Property is located. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between Seller and Broker concerning the listing and may be amended only by a signed, written instrument.

By signing below Seller certifies that the information provided in this Agreement is true and complete to the best of Seller's knowledge and that Seller authorizes Broker to proceed under the terms set forth herein.

Seller:

By:

Date:

Broker:

By:

Date:

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What the Listing Agreement Price document is and when it matters

A Listing Agreement Price is the portion of a real estate listing agreement that sets the seller's asking price and any price-related terms the broker will use for marketing and offers. It is a contractual statement, typically included in a broader listing agreement, that identifies the listing price, pricing strategy (fixed, range, or subject to offers), and any seller instructions about reductions, buyer incentives, or financing contingencies. Accurate pricing language reduces disputes over offers, commission calculations, and MLS postings, and it frames the broker's duty to market the property at specified price levels.

Why a clear Listing Agreement Price benefits sellers and brokers

A precise Listing Agreement Price creates predictable expectations for marketing, commission calculations, and offer handling, lowering the risk of later conflicts or MLS removal. Legally clear price terms also support enforceability of commission clauses and expedite negotiations.

Why a clear Listing Agreement Price benefits sellers and brokers

Who typically completes the Listing Agreement Price section

Ensure the seller initials or signs any price changes; documented consent avoids disputes and supports MLS accuracy.

  • Sellers and property owners who set the asking price and authorize brokerage activities.
  • Listing brokers and agents responsible for drafting the listing agreement and uploading MLS data.
  • Brokerage compliance officers or attorneys who review pricing clauses and commission terms.

Step-by-step: filling out the Listing Agreement Price

Follow these four core steps to complete the Listing Agreement Price accurately and prepare the listing for MLS posting.

  • 01
    Confirm ownership: Verify seller names against title or deed to ensure correct party identification.
  • 02
    Determine price: Agree on a dollar amount and any allowable reductions or price range before writing it in.
  • 03
    Record broker terms: Enter commission structure and seller instructions about offers and price changes.
  • 04
    Sign and date: Collect signatures from all parties and keep the signed copy with the transaction file.

How the Listing Agreement Price moves from draft to market

This sequence shows typical routing steps for a completed Listing Agreement Price, from execution to MLS publication and retention.

  • Draft & review: Seller and broker confirm price, terms, and disclosures before signing.
  • Signatures captured: Obtain seller and broker signatures, in-person or via e-signature, and date the document.
  • MLS upload: Broker uploads price and listing details to MLS according to local rules.
  • File retention: Store the executed agreement in the brokerage transaction file per retention rules.

Essential components to include with the Listing Agreement Price

A professional Listing Agreement Price section pairs the asking price with explicit terms governing price changes, commission calculations, marketing authorizations, and any seller concessions.

Listing Price

Clear numeric price and qualifiers (e.g., 'as-is', 'subject to offers') so MLS and buyers understand seller expectations.

Price Adjustment Terms

Mechanisms for reductions or automatic price drops, including who may authorize changes and required notice to the broker.

Commission Calculation

Specify broker commission as a percentage or flat fee and how buyer-split or co-broker compensation is handled.

Marketing Scope

Define permitted marketing activities, listing platforms, and any seller limitations on advertising or open houses.

MLS Instructions

Explicit fields for MLS status, showing instructions, and timing for going active to avoid rule violations.

Signatures and Dates

Signature blocks for all sellers and broker authorization; include date fields and witness/notary lines if required.

Configuring a digital workflow for Listing Agreement Price completion

When using an eSignature platform, configure fields and authentication to match legal and brokerage requirements.

Field Configuration
Signature Field Required; date-stamp enabled
Initials Field Optional; use for page acknowledgement
Authentication Email plus SMS code for signer identity
Document Retention Enable PDF export and audit trail storage

Technical considerations for eSigning the Listing Agreement Price

Confirm platform compliance with ESIGN and UETA and retain signed copies and audit logs according to your broker policy and regulatory obligations.

  • File formats: PDF and Word DOCX supported
  • Integrations: MLS or brokerage CRM connections
  • Security: Audit trail and AES-256 encryption

Key timing points tied to the Listing Agreement Price

Certain dates affect the listing's active period, offer windows, and compliance with MLS or contract deadlines; record these clearly in the agreement.

Effective Date:

Enter MM/DD/YYYY; marks when broker authority begins.

MLS Activation Deadline:

Local MLS may require upload within a set period after signing.

Offer Review Period:

If specified, the seller's timeframe to accept or counter offers.

Inspection Contingency Window:

Dates for home inspection and repair negotiations.

Listing Expiration:

Final date MM/DD/YYYY when broker authority ends unless renewed.

Milestones from listing acceptance to active marketing

A typical timeline contains four milestones that track execution, verification, publication, and post-listing management.

01

Agreement Execution

All parties sign and date the listing agreement, including the price section.

02

Document Verification

Broker confirms owner identity, title status, and necessary disclosures.

03

MLS Publication

Listing data, including price, is uploaded and published to MLS.

04

Ongoing Management

Broker records price changes, offers received, and final sale terms.

Common errors when preparing the Listing Agreement Price

  • Entering an incorrect or outdated owner name can invalidate MLS submission and delay closing.
  • Leaving price qualifiers ambiguous (e.g., 'around', 'approximately') invites buyer disputes and inconsistent offers.
  • Failing to record who may authorize price changes leads to internal broker-seller conflicts and unauthorized reductions.
  • Omitting MLS-required fields or broker license details results in listing rejection or fines from the MLS.

Security and compliance points for storing the Listing Agreement Price

Encryption: AES-256 at rest
Transport: TLS 1.2/1.3 in transit
Audit Trail: Timestamped signature record
Certifications: SOC 2 Type II available
HIPAA Support: BAA available if required
Access Controls: SSO and role-based access

Penalties and legal risks from incorrect Listing Agreement Price

Brokerage Fines: MLS or state board penalties
Commission Disputes: Litigation over fee entitlement
Contract Rescission: Offers withdrawn for material misstatements
Title Delays: Inaccurate owner info causes title issues
Regulatory Violations: State licensing or disclosure infractions
Reputational Harm: Client trust and referral loss

Real-world examples of Listing Agreement Price usage

Two brief scenarios illustrate how the Listing Agreement Price functions in different brokerage contexts and the practical outcomes.

Case Study 1

A suburban seller chose a fixed listing price to match recent comps.

  • Broker required written authorization for reductions.
  • Clear instructions avoided mid-listing price changes and preserved commission entitlement when an offer matched the stated price within seven days.

Case Study 2

An agent used a price range to attract more showings.

  • Buyers submitted multiple offers quickly.
  • The seller later specified a floor price in writing, preventing acceptance of low offers and documenting the final accepted price for closing and commission calculation.

How the Listing Agreement Price compares with a Purchase Agreement

This table contrasts the Listing Agreement Price element with the price provisions in a Purchase Agreement to clarify purpose, parties, and formality differences.

Criteria Listing Agreement (Price) Purchase Agreement (Price)
Purpose market pricing purchase price and payment terms
Parties bound seller and broker buyer and seller
Legal effect sets marketing expectations creates enforceable obligation to buy/sell
Notarization rarely required rarely required

Frequently asked questions about Listing Agreement Price completion

Answers to common questions about completing, signing, and changing the Listing Agreement Price, including legal and electronic signing considerations.


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