If you have questions about the Listing Service field, here is where you'll find the answers.

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1. What is an Entry Only Listing?

Per NAR, Entry Only is a type of business model that indicates the listing agent will not provide any of the following services:

1. Arrange appointments for cooperating brokers to show listed property to potential purchases, but instead gives cooperating brokers authority to make appointments direct with the seller(s).

2. Accept and present to the seller(s) offers to purchase procured by cooperating brokers, but instead gives cooperating brokers authority to present offers to purchase directly to the seller(s).

3. Advise the seller(s) as to the merits of offers to purchase.

4. Assist the seller(s) in developing, communicating, or presenting counter-offers.

5. Participate on the seller(s) behalf in negotiations leading to the sale of the listed property.

2. How do I enter an Entry Only Listing?

In the "Listing Service" field, select "Entry Only." This field is located in the "Remarks/Disclosures" section of the listing input screen.

Entry Only listings will be identified as such with an appropriate symbol or code in the PrimeMLS database so potential cooperating brokers will be aware of the extent of the services the listing broker will provide to the seller(s), and any potential for cooperating brokers being asked to provide some or all of these services to listing brokers' clients, prior to initiating efforts to show or sell the property.

3. What is a Limited Service listing?

Per NAR, listing agreements under which the listing broker will not provide one or more of the following services:

1. Arrange appointments for cooperating brokers to show listed property to potential purchases, but instead gives cooperating brokers authority to make appointments direct with the seller(s).

2. Accept and present to the seller(s) offers to purchase procured by cooperating brokers, but instead gives cooperating brokers authority to present offers to purchase directly to the seller(s).

3. Advise the seller(s) as to the merits of offers to purchase.

4. Assist the seller(s) in developing, communicating, or presenting counter-offers.

5. Participate on the seller(s) behalf in negotiations leading to the sale of the listed property.