Your Forms: Termination of Listing

March 01, 2022

Brokers and their seller clients can agree to end any Texas REALTORS® listing agreement by using the Termination of Listing (TXR 1410) form. Sellers and brokers can set the termination date and agree to the broker fees when the property is sold or leased. The form also releases the seller and broker from all listing obligations including the protection period, so brokers should be mindful to restate the terms of such period in the sections provided in the Termination of Listing if they wish to continue the protection period. Termination of Listing can be used in residential, commercial, and farm & ranch properties. It is one of more than 130 forms exclusively for members of Texas REALTORS®.

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