Your Forms: Named Exclusions Addendum to Listing (TXR 1402) – Texas REALTORS®-2021十大正规彩票app

October 01, 2024

Property owners and brokers can agree to exclude some potential buyers and tenants from a Texas REALTORS® listing form using Named Exclusions Addendum to Listing (TXR 1402).

Under the agreement, an owner can name certain buyers or tenants, so that if the owner sells or leases the property within a certain time to one of these named buyers or tenants, the owner can agree to a fee other than the one set forth in the listing agreement to the broker. The rules for named exclusions differ from other prospective buyers or tenants. The agreement describes these rules and how a named exclusion may lose that status when purchasing or leasing a property.

Named Exclusions Addendum to Listing can be used with residential, commercial, and farm & ranch properties and is one of more than 140 forms exclusively available to members of Texas REALTORS®.

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