An "exclusive right to sell listing" is an agreement between a seller and a broker which allows the broker to be the only one to sell the property. There is no set amount of time for how long the agreement will last - it can be as short or as long as the seller and broker agree to. It may depend on the type of property, where it is located, and the current market conditions.
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1. What is an "exclusive right to sell listing" in real estate?
2. Who is involved in an exclusive right to sell listing agreement?
3. Is there a specific duration for an exclusive right to sell listing agreement?
4. What factors may influence the length of an exclusive right to sell listing agreement?
5. What is the purpose of an exclusive right to sell listing agreement?
6. What does it mean for a broker to be the only one to sell the property?
7. Can the duration of an exclusive right to sell listing agreement be negotiated?
8. Does the length of an exclusive right to sell listing agreement depend on the type of property?
9. Can the length of an exclusive right to sell listing agreement be influenced by current market conditions?