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Vermont Real Estate Agent Listing Agreement

A Vermont listing agreement is a legal document that binds a real estate broker and a property owner. The contract must specify whether or not the broker will be acting as the exclusive agent for the sale of real estate. It will also detail the agreement’s termination date and the agent's compensation.
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Updated June 14, 2024

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Agency Disclosure

The Vermont Real Estate Commission requires licensed brokers to disclose agency relationships with all of their consumers.[1]

Dual Agency

Illegal in Vermont. Limited agency is allowed with written consent from the seller and buyer.

Property Disclosure Statement

All licensed real estate agents are legally required to provide buyers with a property disclosure statement when selling a property.[2]

Search a Licensee

The Vermont Secretary of State webpage provides a Licensee Lookup that may be used to verify licensed brokers.

Sources

  1. § 2296(5)
  2. § 2296(4)