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Phoenix Listing Agreement
Looking to sell a rental property of mine in Phoenix. I have had the property for 4 years and lived in it for the first year and a half. I have enlisted the help of an agent that works for the property manager I have used for the house. He seems very knowledgeable, experienced, and seems to have a good grasp on the area. We have talked in length about a good list price as well as the worst case scenario. I have made it clear that if I can’t get the minimum I would accept for the property, within 90 days on the market, I would just want to rent it out again. I have never had an issue finding tenants and I have always cash flowed on the house.
Now to my questions. The agent sent over the listing agreement. My first concern is that the agreement is for 6 months. Is this typical? Should I be concerned? When I brought it up, the agent just said it was standard and that it wouldn’t be an issue renting it back out in 90 days if I can’t get what want. Does anybody have any tips on listing agreements in general? Things I should look out for? Or just general advise for an out of state investor selling my first rental property? Thanks in advance. Yeah