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exclusive agency listing

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exclusive agency listing

A relationship with a seller of real estate in which a broker has the exclusive right to list the property and receive a commission except that if the owner sells the property to one not obtained by the listing agent or its advertising and marketing efforts,then the owner need not pay a commission.Contrast with exclusive right to sell listing.
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Exclusive Agency Listing This type of listing authorizes only one broker to find a buyer for the property.
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Exclusive right to sell and exclusive agency listings are permitted by each realtor MLS.
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Exclusive agency listings comprise approximately 3% of total property listings contained in the ABoR Multiple Listing Service.
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