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A: No. Listing agreements are private contracts between the property owner and the real estate broker, not the sales agent. You can ask the original broker to release you from the agreement or contact a private attorney to advise you if you can terminate the listing agreement in some other fashion.: No. A buyer representation agreement is a private contract between a real estate broker and a buyer and is not promulgated or regulated by TREC. You should consult with a private attorney. The Texas Association of Realtors (TAR) provides certain forms to its members.
A real estate brokerage contract or a listing agreement creates an agency relationship between a real estate broker and another person, called the principal, which covers the broker's efforts to sell, buy, lease or exchange real estate for the principal. The principal can be a seller, buyer, lessor or lessee. If you're selling your real estate, you can hire a real estate broker by signing a brokerage contract or listing agreement with the broker. The listing agreement will contain such things as price, terms of sale and length of the listing time.