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Louisiana Real Estate Agent Listing Agreement

A Louisiana real estate listing agreement is used by a licensed agent who agrees to sell a client's residential or commercial property. The agreement declares that the seller permits the agent to list the property for sale on the open market and clarifies the details of the transaction.
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Agency Disclosure

All parties involved in the sale or lease of real estate must sign either an agency disclosure form or an Agency Disclosure Pamphlet. The agent shall retain a copy of the disclosure for five years.[1]

Dual Agency

A dual agency disclosure form is required when the agent represents both the buyer and seller. Once signed, the disclosure should be kept by the agent for five years.[2][3]

Property Disclosure Statement

Sellers are obligated to provide potential buyers with a property disclosure statement before accepting an offer to purchase.[4]

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