A Listing Agreement — Exclusive Right to Sell is a contract between a real estate seller and a real estate agent. It grants exclusive rights to the agent to market and sell the property, and states the commission the agent will receive if the property is sold. This type of listing agreement is the most common among real estate agents. It allows the agent to negotiate on behalf of the seller, and can be used to include marketing efforts, such as open houses, advertising, and more. Different types of Listing Agreement — Exclusive Right to Sell include: * Exclusive Agency Listing Agreement — This type of agreement allows the seller to list their property with more than one real estate agent. If the property is sold by one of the agents, the seller is obligated to pay the commission. * Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Agreement — This type of agreement grants exclusive rights to one agent. The seller is obligated to pay the commission even if the property is sold by a different agent or by the seller directly. * Exclusive Tenancy Listing Agreement — This type of agreement allows the seller to list their property with one agent for a limited period of time. The seller is obligated to pay the commission if the property is sold during this period of time.