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Listing Agent
Residential Listing Agreement (RLA)
First, know this: what changes once you sign this agreement?
At its core, this contract grants the Broker an exclusive and irrevocable right to sell your property for a set period of time.
It also sets the terms for the listing period, price, broker compensation, marketing authority, Seller and Broker duties, dual agency, use of photographs, lockbox access, and dispute resolution.
This is a sample file provided for illustration only — not legal advice, and not necessarily your own document's exact layout.
7-page document
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Disclaimer
The sample forms and interactive guides in this Resource Center are provided for general educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute legal, tax, financial, or other professional advice.
These materials are intended to help explain how real estate forms are generally structured and what key sections may mean. They are not the actual documents for your transaction. The forms prepared for you may differ in content, terms, and required disclosures depending on your property, location, transaction, and individual circumstances.
Always review the actual documents provided for your transaction carefully and rely on those documents—not these samples—when making decisions or signing. C.A.R. forms referenced in this Resource Center are copyrighted by the California Association of REALTORS® and are referenced for illustrative and educational purposes only. For questions specific to your transaction, consult your real estate broker or agent. For legal or tax advice, consult a qualified attorney or tax professional.