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Monica Hill
  • Wholesaler
  • Saginaw, MI
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exclusive right to sell listing agreement. Contract

Monica Hill
  • Wholesaler
  • Saginaw, MI
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Hello. Im from Saginaw Michigan and kind of new to being a real estate investor. Can someone tell me where I can obtain a exclusive right to sell listing agreement for Saginaw Board of realtors contract. I looked on line but wasn't able to find one. thanks in advance

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Brandon L.
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Brandon L.
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@Monica Hill those forms are usually protected by law so they can only be used by the member agents. if you are not a real estate agent I suggest getting your license, or hiring a lawyer to draft all your own contracts.

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