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 Toolkit Addendum to Property Disclosure Statement |
Addendum to Property Disclosure StatementThe Addendum to Property Disclosure Statement form was created to provide additional space, where necessary, for the Additional Comments and/or Explanations section of the Property Disclosure Statement forms. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Amendment of Authority to Lease |
Amendment of Authority to LeaseThe amendment of the Authority to Lease form is used to make changes or alter the terms of the original Authority to Lease contract. It could be used to make a change to the listing expiration, price or other terms or agreements. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Amendment of Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract |
Amendment of Buyer’s Agency Exclusive ContractThe Amendment of Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract is used to make changes or alter the terms of the original Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract. It could be used to make changes to the expiration date, the market area, the buyer’s brokerage remuneration or other contract terms. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Amendment of Exclusive Authority to Lease |
Amendment of Exclusive Authority to LeaseBCREA’s Amendment of Exclusive Authority to Lease standard form is used to make changes or alter the terms of the original Exclusive Authority to Lease Contract. It could be used to make changes to the expiration date, price or other contract terms. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Amendment of Exclusive Listing Contract |
Amendment of Exclusive Listing ContractThe Amendment of Exclusive Listing Contract is used to make changes or alter the terms of the original Exclusive Listing Contract. It could be used to change the expiration date, listing price, or any other terms and conditions of the Exclusive Listing Contract. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Amendment of Multiple Listing Contract |
Amendment of Multiple Listing ContractThe Amendment of Multiple Listing Contract is used to make changes or alter the terms of the original Multiple Listing Contract. It can be used to change the expiration date, price, or any other terms and conditions of the Multiple Listing Contract. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Assignment of Contract of Purchase and Sale Addendum |
Assignment of Contract of Purchase and Sale AddendumThe Assignment of Contract of Purchase and Sale Addendum form may be used as an addendum to add additional terms or conditions to an Assignment of Contract of Purchase and Sale at the time it is being executed and, when completed in full, signed and attached to the Assignment of Contract of Purchase and sale, forms a part of the Assignment of Contract of Purchase and Sale. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Authority to Lease – Commercial |
Authority to Lease – CommercialThe Authority to Lease is a contract between a landlord and a brokerage that gives the brokerage permission to act on the landlord’s behalf when the property is listed for lease through the MLS®. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Authority to Lease – Residential |
Authority to Lease – ResidentialThe Authority to Lease – Residential form provides REALTORS® with a service agreement that can be used if they are listing a residential property for lease on behalf of an owner/landlord and they want to list the property on the MLS®. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Buyer Agency Acknowledgement |
Buyer Agency AcknowledgementThe Buyer Agency Acknowledgement form is used to document a buyer’s acknowledgement of their rights under their agency relationship with a REALTOR®. It helps establish the nature of the relationship, at the onset of it, when the buyer has not entered into a Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Buyer’s Acknowledgement of Information – Recommended Conditions |
Buyer’s Acknowledgement of Information – Recommended ConditionsThe purpose of this form is to document that the REALTOR® has given their buyers advice regarding the risks of making offers that do not contain some or all of the typical conditions; in turn this helps the buyer make informed decisions as to whether or not to do so. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract |
Buyer’s Agency Exclusive ContractThe Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract (BAEC) is a legally binding contract that outlines the professional relationship between the buyer, the REALTOR® and the REALTOR’S® brokerage. This written service agreement outlines the terms of the relationship as agreed to by all parties. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Cancellation of Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract |
Cancellation of Buyer’s Agency Exclusive ContractThe purpose of the Cancellation of the Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract form is to allow the buyer and buyer’s REALTOR’S®brokerage, to agree to terminate their Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract for reasons other than those contained within the Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract. The Cancellation of the Buyer’s Agency Exclusive Contract form sets out the specific terms which the parties are agreeing to and specifies whether the termination will be unconditional or conditional.
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| Toolkit Co-Listing Form – Joint Representation |
Co-Listing Form – Joint RepresentationThe Co-Listing Form – Joint Representation is used in situations where a seller, or cooperating sellers are jointly engaging multiple brokerages and designated agents to list their property and represent their interests. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Co-Listing Form – Separate Representation |
Co-Listing Form – Separate RepresentationThe Co-Listing Form – Separate Representation was developed to allow multiple sellers with opposing interests to engage different brokerages or the same brokerages with different designated agents, to represent their respective interests in the sale of their property. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale |
Contract of Purchase and SaleThe Contract of Purchase and Sale (CPS) Residential is a template agreement used in residential real estate transactions to facilitate the purchase and sale of a particular property by creating a written contract between the seller and the buyer. It is also used to guide the negotiations between the buyer and seller. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale – First Nations Reserve Lands (Third Party Approval Required) |
Contract of Purchase and Sale – First Nations Reserve Lands (Third Party Approval Required)The Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Leasehold Interest in First Nations Reserve Land – Third-Party Approval Required, like other versions of the Contract of Purchase and Sale, is a template agreement used in real estate transactions to facilitate the purchase and sale of a leasehold interest for a particular property by creating a written contract between the seller and the buyer. It is also used to guide the negotiations between the parties. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale Addendum/Amendment |
Contract of Purchase and Sale Addendum/AmendmentThe Contract of Purchase and Sale Addendum / Amendment form may be used as an addendum to modify or clarify the terms of a Contract of Purchase and Sale at the time that the contract is signed, or as an amendment to the terms of the Contract of Purchase and Sale made after the contract has been executed. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale Business Assets Schedule |
Contract of Purchase and Sale Business Assets ScheduleBCREA has received requests from REALTORS® to provide greater clarity with respect to the use of schedules for the Contract of Purchase and Sale (CPS) Business Assets. Based on these requests, BCREA has made amendments to the CPS Business Assets form and has created a CPS and Sale Business Assets Schedule. These changes are in addition to the other changes that were made to the CPS forms such as form redesign, tender, and the name of the Regulator. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale First Nations Leasehold Land (Third Party Approval Not Required) |
Contract of Purchase and Sale First Nations Leasehold Land (Third Party Approval Not Required)The Contract of Purchase and Sale (CPS) of a Leasehold Interest in First Nations Reserve Lands (Third Party Approval Not Required) is the document that outlines the terms of the offer from a buyer to a seller to purchase the seller’s leasehold interest in a First Nations reserve lands when third party approval is not required to complete the transaction. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale For Business Assets |
Contract of Purchase and Sale For Business AssetsThis Contract of Purchase and Sale For Business Assets is designed to be used when acting for the buyer or seller of a very basic small business. If the nature of the business or the proposed terms of the purchase and sale transaction is beyond a basic level the clients should be referred to lawyers to prepare a purchase and sale agreement that is tailored to the specific needs of the parties. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale For Commercial Real Estate |
Contract of Purchase and Sale For Commercial Real EstateThe Contract of Purchase and Sale for Commercial Real Estate form is a template agreement used in commercial real estate transactions to facilitate the purchase and sale of a particular commercial property by creating a written contract between the seller and the buyer. It outlines the terms of the offer from a buyer to a seller of a commercial property and is also used to negotiate the terms of the sale. In the contract, the buyer agrees to purchase the property for a certain price, provided that all conditions precedent are fulfilled or waived. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale For Commercial Real Estate Schedule |
Contract of Purchase and Sale For Commercial Real Estate ScheduleThe Contract of Purchase and Sale for Commercial Real Estate Schedule is a document used to attach to and be made a part of the original contract of purchase and sale at the time it is executed by the parties to the contract. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Manufactured Home on a Rental Site |
Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Manufactured Home on a Rental SiteThe Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Manufactured Home on a Rental Site form in British Columbia is a standard form contract that can be used by a buyer to make an offer to a seller for a manufactured home on a rental site, and to set out the terms of the sale. Once signed, the buyer agrees to purchase, and the seller agrees to sell the property for a certain price as set out in the contract once the terms and conditions precedents are fulfilled or waived. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Manufactured Home on a Rental Site Addendum |
Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Manufactured Home on a Rental Site AddendumThe Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Manufactured Home on a Rental Site Addendum is a standard form contract specifically created to be used with the Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Manufactured Home on a Rental Site. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Disclosure of Referral Payment |
Disclosure of Referral PaymentThe Disclosure of Referral Payment form helps REALTORS® to meet their requirements under the Real Estate Services Rules to disclose to a client “all known material information respecting the real estate services” being provided. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Exclusive Authority to Lease – Commercial |
Exclusive Authority to Lease – CommercialThis Exclusive Authority to Lease is a contract between a landlord and a brokerage that gives the brokerage permission to act on the landlord’s behalf as the sole and exclusive listing agent for the purpose of leasing the property. As the listing brokerage has the exclusive right to lease the property pursuant to this form of agreement, it is at the listing REALTOR’S® discretion if there is any cooperation or agreement to share the commission. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Exclusive Listing Contract |
Exclusive Listing ContractThe Exclusive Listing Contract is used where the seller gives the listing brokerage the sole right to sell the home. As the listing brokerage has the exclusive right to sell, it is at the listing REALTOR’S® discretion if there is any cooperation or agreement to share the remuneration. It allows a REALTOR® to market the property but does not contemplate or permit the property to be listed on the MLS®. There are specific situations where a seller may choose to have an Exclusive Listing for example, where they are wanting more privacy, to restrict showing access, as a pre-marketing strategy, or testing a price. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Fee Agreement Buyer Pays (Buyer and Seller Not Represented) |
Fee Agreement Buyer Pays (Buyer and Seller Not Represented)The Fee Agreement Buyer Pays (Buyer and Seller Not Represented) enables a brokerage, who is not representing the buyer or the seller, to receive remuneration from the buyer. The brokerage would not act as the agent for either the buyer or the seller, or owe any fiduciary duties to either party. Instead, the brokerage is acting only in the role of a facilitator to bring the parties together. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Fee Agreement Seller Pays (Buyer and Seller Not Represented) |
Fee Agreement Seller Pays (Buyer and Seller Not Represented)The Fee Agreement Seller Pays (Buyer and Seller Not Represented) enables a brokerage, who is not representing the buyer or the seller, to receive remuneration from a seller. The brokerage would not act as the agent for either the buyer or the seller or owe any fiduciary duties to either of the parties but would only act in the role of a facilitator to bring the parties together. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Fee Agreement Seller Pays (Buyer Represented Seller Not Represented) |
Fee Agreement Seller Pays (Buyer Represented Seller Not Represented)The Fee Agreement Seller Pays (Buyer Represented Seller Not Represented) enables a brokerage, who is representing a buyer client, to receive remuneration from an unrepresented seller of a property, or a seller who may have listed their property as a mere posting, without creating an agency or fiduciary relationship between the buyer’s agent and the seller. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Fee For Service Retainer Agreement |
Fee For Service Retainer AgreementThe Fee for Service Retainer Agreement enables real estate brokerages to formalize and document an agreement to provide real estate services for, and receive remuneration from, a client (referred to herein and in the Agreement as the “Service Recipient”). The form also documents the Service Recipient’s agreement with the brokerage with respect to the term of the agreement, the nature of representation the designated agent will provide, and the consent for the collection, use and disclosure of their personal information. | VIEW |
| Toolkit General Release and Authorization to Pay Deposit Funds |
General Release and Authorization to Pay Deposit FundsThe purpose of the General Release and Authorization to Pay Deposit Funds form is to provide written evidence of:
Where a buyer has paid a deposit and a buyer chooses to rescind their offer under the Home Buyer Rescission Period regulation this form should not be used. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Homeowner’s Association (HOA) Schedule to Property Disclosure Statement – First Nations Leasehold |
Homeowner’s Association (HOA) Schedule to Property Disclosure Statement – First Nations LeaseholdThe Homeowner’s Association Schedule to Property Disclosure Statement – First Nations Leasehold Properties was created to be used in conjunction with the Property Disclosure Statement – First Nations Leasehold Properties, to allow sellers to make specific disclosures on First Nations Leasehold Properties located on First Nations Reserve Lands that are part of a Homeowner’s Association. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Landlord’s Fee Agreement (Tenant and Landlord Not Represented) |
Landlord’s Fee Agreement (Tenant and Landlord Not Represented)The Landlord’s Fee Agreement (Tenant and Landlord Not Represented) enables a brokerage, who is not representing the tenant or landlord, to receive remuneration from the landlord of the property, where a brokerage does not act as the agent for either the tenant or landlord. The brokerage is acting as a facilitator to bring the parties together. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Landlord’s Fee Agreement (Tenant Represented Landlord Not Represented) |
Landlord’s Fee Agreement (Tenant Represented Landlord Not Represented)The Landlord’s Fee Agreement (Tenant Represented Landlord Not Represented) enables a brokerage, who is representing a tenant client, to receive remuneration from an unrepresented landlord of a property without creating an agency or fiduciary relationship between the tenant’s agent and the landlord. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Limited Dual Agency Agreement (Buyer / Tenant and Seller / Landlord) |
Limited Dual Agency Agreement (Buyer / Tenant and Seller / Landlord)If a REALTOR® represents two or more clients with competing interests in the same real estate transaction, they are providing dual agency. In most cases the Rules, made under the Real Estate Services Act, restrict dual agency; however, Section 64 (Dual Agency in under-served remote location) sets out some limited circumstances when it is permitted (for more information see: Use of Dual Agency Exemption). If it is determined by the REALTOR® and managing broker that the requirements for the use of the dual agency exemption are met, before acting real estate professionals must provide clients with the Disclosure of Risks Associated with Dual Agency. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Limited Dual Agency Agreement (Competing Buyers / Tenants) |
Limited Dual Agency Agreement (Competing Buyers / Tenants)If a REALTOR® represents two or more clients with competing interests in the same real estate transaction, they are providing dual agency. In most cases the Rules, made under the Real Estate Services Act, restrict dual agency; however, Section 64 (Dual Agency in under-served remote location) sets out some limited circumstances when it is permitted (for more information see: Use of Dual Agency Exemption). If it is determined by the REALTOR® and managing broker that the requirements for the use of the dual agency exemption are met, before acting real estate professionals must provide clients with the Disclosure of Risks Associated with Dual Agency. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Lockbox Acknowledgement, Consent, Release and Indemnity |
Lockbox Acknowledgement, Consent, Release and IndemnityThe purpose of the Lockbox Acknowledgement, Consent, Release and Indemnity form is to support REALTORS® in navigating some of the risks and challenges associated with using lockboxes. The form is designed as a tool to help REALTORS® facilitate a thorough discussion with their clients about lockboxes, including providing an overview of their uses and benefits and highlighting the potential risks associated with using a lockbox. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Multiple Listing Contract |
Multiple Listing ContractThis written service agreement is a legal contract that outlines the professional relationship between the seller and the REALTOR®’s brokerage, based on the terms of the contract as agreed to by all parties. The Multiple Listing Contract also sets out the term of the contract, the list price and amount of remuneration and how that remuneration will be shared between the listing brokerage and cooperating brokerage. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Notice of Condition Waiver / Declaration of Fulfillment (Contract of Purchase and Sale). |
Notice of Condition Waiver / Declaration of Fulfillment (Contract of Purchase and Sale).The purpose of the Notice of Condition Waiver/Declaration of Fulfillment form is to support REALTORS® by providing a tool to document a benefiting party waiving or declaring fulfilled the condition(s) that were included in the original contract. This ensures the parties are able to clearly communicate their intent with respect to their conditions. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Notice of Condition Waiver / Declaration of Fulfillment (Offer to Lease) |
Notice of Condition Waiver / Declaration of Fulfillment (Offer to Lease)The purpose of the Notice of Condition Waiver/Declaration of Fulfillment – Offer to Lease form is to support REALTORS® dealing with an Offer to Lease, by providing a tool to document a party waiving or declaring fulfilled the condition(s) that were included for their benefit in the original offer to lease. This ensures the parties are able to clearly communicate their intent with respect to their conditions. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Notice of Rescission – Residential Real Property |
Notice of Rescission – Residential Real PropertyThe purpose of the Notice of Rescission – Residential Real Property form is to provide a standardized form of notice that a buyer can give to the seller and their listing brokerage if the buyer exercises their right to rescind the Contract of Purchase and Sale pursuant to Section 42 of the Property Law Act. The form includes the prescribed details regarding the transaction and the property that must be specified. The notice also sets out details regarding payment of the prescribed fee equal to 0.25% of the purchase price for the property will be deducted from a deposit if a deposit was received with the Contract of Purchase and Sale. If a deposit was not received, the buyer is required to promptly pay the seller an amount equivalent to the fee. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Offer to Lease |
Offer to LeaseAn Offer to Lease is used by a prospective tenant to submit an offer to a landlord to lease a premises. The offer would specify the basic terms and conditions on which the prospective tenant is prepared to enter into a lease agreement with the landlord. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Offer to Lease Addendum |
Offer to Lease AddendumThe Offer to Lease Addendum form may be used as an addendum to add additional terms or conditions to an Offer to Lease at the time the contract is executed, being attached to and forming part of the Offer to Lease. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Privacy Notice and Consent Form |
Privacy Notice and Consent FormPrivacy laws in British Columbia require that informed consent is obtained before collecting, using, and disclosing the personal information of individuals. The Privacy Notice and Consent form is meant to provide disclosure and to document the informed consent of consumers regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of the consumer’s personal information. By having the consumer sign and date the form it evidences that the disclosure has been made and that the consumer has consented to the REALTOR® using the consumer’s personal information. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Property Disclosure Statement – Rural Premises – Land and Building |
Property Disclosure Statement – Rural Premises – Land and BuildingProperty Disclosure Statements (PDS) are completed by the seller and serve as the seller’s representations about the status or condition of the property. The PDS sets out details about the property (for example: whether there has been any history of flooding, is there a survey certificate, and if there are any latent defects). The PDS, when completed and signed by the seller, should be specifically incorporated into and referred to in the Contract of Purchase and Sale. The PDS will be relied upon by the buyer when making an offer. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Property Disclosure Statement – Addendum Land and Building |
Property Disclosure Statement – Addendum Land and BuildingProperty Disclosure Statements (PDS) are completed by the seller and serve as the seller’s representations about the status or condition of the property. The PDS sets out details about the property (for example, whether there has been any history of flooding, whether there is a survey certificate, and if there are any latent defects). The PDS, when completed and signed by the seller, should be specifically incorporated into and referred to in the Contract of Purchase and Sale. The PDS will be relied upon by the buyer when making an offer. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Property Disclosure Statement First Nations Leasehold Properties |
Property Disclosure Statement First Nations Leasehold PropertiesThe Property Disclosure Statement – First Nations Leasehold Properties was created to allow sellers to make specific disclosures about the status or condition of leasehold properties located on First Nations Reserve Lands, providing potential buyers with information about the condition of the property. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Property Disclosure Statement Land Only |
Property Disclosure Statement Land OnlyProperty Disclosure Statements (PDS) are completed by the seller and serve as the seller’s representations about the status or condition of the property. The PDS sets out details about the property (for example, whether there has been any history of flooding, whether there is a survey certificate, and if there are any latent defects). The PDS, when completed and signed by the seller, should be specifically incorporated into and referred to in the Contract of Purchase and Sale. The PDS will be relied upon by the buyer when making an offer. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Property Disclosure Statement Residential Form |
Property Disclosure Statement Residential FormThe Property Disclosure Statement (PDS) was created to provide sellers with a way to make representations about the status or condition of a property to a buyer. The PDS sets out details about the property (for example, whether there have been any water or moisture issues, insect infestation, or when the hot water tank and roof were last replaced, and if there are any latent or patent defects known to the seller). The PDS gives buyers insight into the condition of the property. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Property Disclosure Statement Strata Title Properties – Bare Land Strata |
Property Disclosure Statement Strata Title Properties – Bare Land StrataBefore the creation of the Property Disclosure Statement – Strata Title Properties – Bare Land Strata, both the Property Disclosure Statement Residential form and the Property Disclosure Statement Strata Title Properties were required to be used with the sale of a residential house constructed on a bare land strata lot, to capture disclosure elements related to these types of properties. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Property Disclosure Statement Strata Title Properties (Non-Bare Land Stratas) |
Property Disclosure Statement Strata Title Properties (Non-Bare Land Stratas)Property Disclosure Statements (PDS) are completed by the seller and serve as the seller’s representations about the status or condition of the property. The PDS sets out details about the property (for example, whether there has been any history of flooding or insect infestation, when the hot water tank and roof were last replaced, and if there are any latent defects). The PDS, when completed and signed by the seller, should be specifically incorporated into and referred to in the Contract of Purchase and Sale. The PDS will be relied upon by the buyer when making an offer. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Seller’s Disclosure of Material Latent Defects |
Seller’s Disclosure of Material Latent DefectsThe purpose of the Seller’s Disclosure of Material Latent Defects form is to support REALTORS® with meeting their responsibility and statutory obligation to disclose material latent defects to the buyer. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Tenant Occupied Property – Buyers Notice to Seller for Vacant Possession |
Tenant Occupied Property – Buyers Notice to Seller for Vacant PossessionThe Tenant Occupied Property – Buyers Notice to Seller for Vacant Possession form is used for the sale of a tenant occupied property when the buyer requires the landlord to give notice prior to closing to a tenant to terminate an existing tenancy where the buyer or close family member of the buyer intends in good faith to occupy the property. Typically, in these cases, this request is coupled with a seller’s requirement to deliver vacant possession on closing. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Tenant’s Fee Agreement (Landlord Represented Tenant Not Represented) |
Tenant’s Fee Agreement (Landlord Represented Tenant Not Represented)The Tenant’s Fee Agreement (Landlord Represented Tenant Not Represented) enables a brokerage who is representing a landlord, to receive remuneration from an unrepresented tenant of a property, or a landlord who may or may not have listed the property for rent. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Tenant’s Fee Agreement (Tenant and Landlord Not Represented) |
Tenant’s Fee Agreement (Tenant and Landlord Not Represented)The Tenant’s Fee Agreement (Tenant and Landlord Not Represented) enables a brokerage, who is not representing the tenant or landlord, to receive remuneration from the tenant of the property, where a brokerage does not act as the agent for either the tenant or the landlord. The brokerage is acting as a facilitator to bring the parties together. | VIEW |
| Toolkit Tenant’s Agency Exclusive Contract |
Tenant’s Agency Exclusive ContractThe Tenant’s Agency Exclusive Contract is used with tenant clients who wish to lease real estate and are seeking the professional expertise and services of a licensed real estate brokerage. The Tenant’s Agency Exclusive Contract is a legally binding contract that outlines the professional relationship between the REALTOR® and the REALTOR’S® brokerage and the tenant. | VIEW |
