Real Estate Law

Real Estate Marketing Agreement

Real Estate Marketing Agreement

Real Estate Marketing Agreement

A Real Estate Marketing Agreement is a contract between a property owner and a real estate professional or agency outlining the terms for marketing and selling a property. Key components include:

1. Identification of parties involved

2. Property details and listing price

3. Duration of the agreement

4. Scope of marketing services

5. Commission structure and payment terms

6. Responsibilities of both parties

7. Exclusivity clause (if applicable)

8. Marketing strategies and platforms to be used

9. Termination conditions

This agreement ensures clear communication and expectations between the property owner and the marketing professional. It specifies how the property will be promoted, what resources will be used, and how the marketer will be compensated. The document protects both parties’ interests and helps avoid misunderstandings during the selling process. It’s crucial to review and negotiate terms carefully before signing, as this agreement can significantly impact the property’s exposure and potential sale.

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