Updated April 22, 2024
A Hawaii real estate agent listing agreement is a contract stating that an agent has agreed to work for a property owner to sell their commercial or residential property on their behalf. The agreement will endure for a specified amount of time noted in the contract as the effective and expiration dates. Agents will be compensated for their services in the form of a commission rate (based on a percentage of the final sales price) or as a flat fee. Additional terms and conditions will be addressed in the contract such as the listing type, advertising strategies, termination procedures, and the holdover period (if any).
Agency Disclosure Form – Not required.
Dual Agency – Legal in Hawaii. The agent will need to provide each party with a written disclosure informing them of the type of representation established under dual agency. The disclosure must then be signed by both the buyer and seller to indicate their consent.[1]
Property Disclosure Statement – Sellers must complete this condition report and provide it to buyers within ten (10) calendar days after signing a real estate purchase contract.[2]
Search a Licensee – This search function allows users to look up the license information of real estate agents in Hawaii.