An Alaska real estate listing agreement is a document signed at the beginning of the home selling process to establish how an agent or broker can go about selling their client’s property. The agreement sets forth the terms and conditions for selling the property, as well as the rights and obligations of both parties through the arrangement.

A real estate listing agreement includes a listing period, which is a set length of time the agent will have to sell the property, typically 30, 60, 90, or 180 days. This document can be used for any type of listing, including exclusive right-to-sell, exclusive agency, and open listing.

• Laws – § 08.88.341
• Dual Agency (§ 08.88.600 and § 08.88.610) – Also known as a “neutral licensee,” agents are required to inform the seller and buyer (via the “Waiver of Right to be Represented” form) if they will be representing both parties in a real estate transaction.
• Purchase Agreement – For entering into a contract over the sale of the property. Completed and signed by the buyer, seller, and agent(s).

Realtor Version

Alaska Authorization and Exclusive Right to Sell Agreement (Form 70742) – A contract drafted by the Alaska Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for entering into a contract in which a realtor will have the exclusive right to sell the owner’s property.

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