A Wyoming real estate listing agreement authorizes a broker to sell residential property on behalf of its owner in exchange for a commission on the purchase price. The listing period, marketing methods, property access, and asking price for the property must all be approved by the property owner in the agreement.
Once signed, the contract allows the broker to list, market, access, show, and negotiate the sale of the property. The property must be sold during the designated listing period for the broker to earn their commission.
- Laws – § 33-28-302(b)
- Dual Agency (§ 33-28-302(o)) – Licensed brokers are not legally permitted to engage as a dual agent representing the seller and buyer in a transaction.
- Purchase Agreement – A real estate contract that outlines the proposed terms of a residential real estate purchase.
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