Types of Listings Flashcards

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Definition of a listing

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  • contractual relationship between the agent/sales
    person and owner
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Types of listings

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  • Open Listing Contract
  • Exclusive
  • Exclusive Right-To-Sell
  • Joint-Sole Agency Contract
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Open Listing Contract

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  • Who ever brings in the deal first gets the commission
  • very competitive
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Advantage of open listings:

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  • gives seller greatest freedom
  • seller only need to pay whoever who seals the deal
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Disadvantage of open listing

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  • little incentive for salesperson
  • expenses may not be compensated
  • competition between owner & salesperson
  • competition between salesperson & salesperson
  • owner may be influenced into making a certain sale by buyer to avoid paying commission to salesperson
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Exclusive Right-To-Sell Listing Contract (Sole Agency) Definition

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  • Estate agent/salesperson are entitled to commission regardless of who sells the property during the listing period.
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Advantage for Estate agent/salesperson in Exclusive Right-To-Sell Listing

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  • Efforts and money spent on advertising and showing the property are not wasted.
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Advantage for Owner

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  • Increased effort from the salesperson in selling the property.
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Multiple Listing Systems (MSL) Exclusive Right-to-Sell Listings

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  • Seller can place property in MLS
  • Purpose: Maximum exposure with other participating salespersons.
  • Responsibility: Salesperson covers advertising expenses and cooperates with other salespersons.
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Challenges in Managing Good Listings in MLS

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  • Salesperson may attempt to discourage placing a “good listing” in MLS to avoid sharing the commission.
  • Seller can agree to a limited time (e.g., 90 days) before listing in MLS if the property hasn’t sold.
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Joint-Sole Agency Contract

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  • Developer appoints a sole agent & gives the Estate Agency (company) to sell together with the developer
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Advantages for Developer in joint sole agency listing

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  • Access to an expert for handling sales inquires, showflats, co-broking, legal docs, and administration.
  • Offloads various responsibilities to the joint-sole agent
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Advantages for Estate Agent in joint sole listing

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  • Portfolio Boost: Adds a notable project to agency’s marketing records
  • Steady Income: Provides consistent income stream for agency’s salespersons.
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