A listing agreement for real estate agents in South Carolina defines the terms of the relationship between a real estate agent and an individual who is trying to sell a residential property (client or client). The broker undertakes to exercise his marketing expertise in the attempt to sell the client`s property at a fair price and in return they receive a percentage of the final price (commission). The terms of the agreement are negotiable and it is important for the customer to understand what should be included in the agreement and what is not. While contracts may vary, the following should be included; Bonds and obligations of the broker and owner, commission rate, real estate information, disclosure and duration of the agreement. Agency Disclosure Form (No. 40-57-370) – Realtors must inform potential clients of the nature of brokerage relationships by providing a disclosure form to agencies upon first contact with the client. Double electronic agency (No. 40-57-350 (I)) – DualE is authorized in South Carolina, provided the agent has written consent from both parties. Look for a licensee – South Carolina Real Estate Commission Search Engine Licensee. Real Estate Disclosure Statement (No. 27-50-40) – Before a real estate transaction can be completed, the seller of the property must provide a disclosure form to the buyer.