A listing agreement whereby an owner hires only one broker to assist in selling the property and the owner agrees that if the real property is sold, even if through the owner's efforts, a commission is owed is known as an exclusive right-to-sell listing.

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In an exclusive right-to-sell listing agreement, the owner hires only one broker to assist in selling the property and agrees to pay a commission to that broker if the property is sold, regardless of who brings the buyer to the table. It provides the broker with the exclusive right to represent the property and earn a commission from the sale.

A Listing Agreement Whereby an Owner Hires Only One Broker