eXp Forms

eXp Real Estate Listing Agreement

This form is a listing agreement between a property owner (seller) and a broker, granting the broker the exclusive right to sell the property. It outlines the terms, including the listing price, broker compensation, and the responsibilities of both the seller and the broker. The agreement also includes provisions for marketing, showing the property, and handling offers.

• Grants the broker exclusive rights to sell the property within a specified time frame.

• Details the broker's compensation and the seller's obligations during the sale process.

• Includes options for property promotion, showings, and additional terms like seller concessions.

eXp Single Property, Buyer-Broker Representation Agreement

This agreement allows a buyer to hire a broker to assist specifically with the purchase of a single property. It covers the broker’s responsibilities, including helping the buyer view the property, negotiate contracts, and handle the purchase process. The agreement also outlines the broker’s fee, which is negotiable and payable upon the successful closing of the property.

• Engages a broker to represent the buyer for a specific property.

• The broker’s fee is due at closing and is fully negotiable.

• The buyer is encouraged to work exclusively with the broker throughout the transaction.

eXp Direct Compensation from Seller

This form is an agreement where the seller agrees to pay the buyer’s broker directly for helping to procure a buyer for the property. The payment is only due upon the successful closing of the transaction and is fully negotiable between the parties. The agreement specifies that no agency relationship is created between the seller and the buyer’s broker.

• The seller agrees to compensate the buyer’s broker upon the successful closing of the property sale.

• The compensation amount is negotiable and specified as a percentage of the purchase price or a fixed amount.

• This agreement does not establish an agency relationship between the seller and the buyer’s broker.

Texas Intermediary Disclosure and Election Notice

This form is used to inform clients about the intermediary agency relationship in Texas real estate transactions, where the broker can represent both the buyer and seller in the same transaction. It explains the broker's obligations to act fairly and impartially and allows the client to choose whether or not to consent to this type of relationship.

• Explains the intermediary agency relationship and broker’s role.

• Clients can choose to accept or decline the intermediary relationship.

• Details prohibited activities for brokers acting as intermediaries.

NOTE: Managing Broker signature is not required!