While the agent will advise the owner on current market conditions and provide opinions on the property value, the seller is the sole decider in setting the desired price, and it is the agent’s duty to sell the home for the highest possible rate no less than the owner’s specified amount. Once the seller and agent both sign the listing agreement, they are bound to the conditions and terms outlined in the document.
- Laws – § 339.2517
- Dual Agency (§ 339.2517(3)(2)(e)) – Written mutual consent from all parties involved in a transaction is required prior to dual agency taking effect.
- Purchase Agreement – Individuals who are in the market for a home may use this form to propose a purchase offer to a property owner and, if accepted, acquire the property title.
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Realtor Version

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Disclosures / Waivers (3) |
Agency Relationship Disclosure (§ 339.2517(3)) – Individuals being represented by an agency must acknowledge the agent’s duties and the nature of their relationship prior to discussing any confidential information. Signing the form indicates that the represented party has read and understood the disclosure.
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Dual Agency Disclosure (§ 339.251(3)(2)(e) – Agents in the state of Michigan may function as the sole representative for both the purchaser and owner of a residential property with informed and written consent from both parties.
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Property Disclosure Statement (§ 565.975(1)) – A disclosure statement divulging any unfavorable conditions or defects found in a property must be provided to the purchaser of a property before a transaction is completed.
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