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Texas Real Estate Agent Listing Agreement

A Texas listing agreement is a legal document executed by a property owner and a real estate broker. It gives the broker the authority to sell or lease the owner's property for a commission. The agreement must describe the property and its location, the listing price, the broker's compensation, and the expiration date.
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Updated June 14, 2024

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Agency Disclosure

Disclosure of an agent’s duties must be presented to a seller upon first contact.[1]

Dual Agency

Illegal in Texas, but an agent may act as an intermediary with written notice by each party.[2][3]

Property Disclosure Statement

Sellers are required to provide to a potential buyer a disclosure statement that describes the property’s current condition and its utilities. Similarly, if the agent is made aware of any material defects it must be conveyed to the buyer.[4]

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Find a real estate broker using the Texas Real Estate Commission online search function.

Sources

  1. § 1101.558
  2. § 1101.559
  3. § 1101.561
  4. § 5.008