A Listing Contract: Exclusive Right to Sell Real Property is a legal agreement between a seller and a real estate agent or broker that gives the agent/broker exclusive rights to market and sell the seller's real estate property. The agreement usually specifies how much commission the agent/broker will receive if the property is sold, the length of the listing agreement, and the details of the property that the agent/broker is authorized to market. The agent/broker is allowed to list the property with multiple listing services, and will be responsible for showing the property to potential buyers, negotiating the sale, and completing the transaction. There are two main types of Listing Contract: Exclusive Right to Sell Real Property: Exclusive Agency Listing Contract and Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Contract. The Exclusive Agency Listing Contract grants the agent/broker exclusive rights to list and market the property, but allows the seller to sell the property themselves without paying the agent/broker commission. The Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Contract grants the agent/broker exclusive rights to list and market the property, and the seller must pay the agent/broker commission if the property is sold, regardless of who sells it.