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Free Listing Co-operation Registration Template | FormLM

Register listings into co-broking pools with terms on paper — split, validity window and contact matrix — so every cooperating agent works from one sheet.

~10 min setup
7 cooperation fields
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Use it when a listing is shared with other agencies: the commission split, validity window and contact matrix are set on paper so every cooperating agent works from one sheet rather than separate messages. Terms recorded here should still be confirmed against each brokerage's own co-broking agreement before money moves.

Disclaimer: registration states co-operation terms for the pool; binding co-broke agreements between agencies remain separate documents.

Mirrors open-agency and co-broking pool registration conventions.

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About this template

Co-broking fails on handshake amnesia: who lists what, for which split, until when, and who gets called first. This registration writes it once — property reference, listing agency and agent, the co-op terms and share percentages, validity window and contact matrix — then every network member pitches against the same sheet. Deals move through the pool because the rules are already on paper.

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What's Included

Everything you need to run this template.

1

Listing snapshot

Reference, area, price band.

2

Co-op terms

Share percentages and who they bind.

3

Validity window

Open and review dates on record.

4

Contact matrix

First call, back-up and after-hours.

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How It Works

From copy to deliverable in four steps.

1

Use this template

Gate entry to your pool.

2

Listing agency files

Terms, window, contacts.

3

Network pitches against sheet

No re-negotiating mid-deal.

4

Review at expiry

Renew or retire together.

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Who Is This For

Pick your role — see how it fits your workflow.

1

Listing agencies

Share without losing control.

2

Co-operating agents

Bring buyers, know the split.

3

Network managers

A pool with a paper spine.

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Key Features

What makes this template work as a professional deliverable.

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Sample Questions Inside

A preview of real questions — the full version lets you customize every field.

  1. Property reference, area and asking band
  2. Listing agency and lead agent
  3. Co-operation percentage: buyer side / seller side
  4. Validity window and review date
  5. First-call contact and back-up
  6. Any exclusivity or restrictions to note
  7. Network rules accepted? (tick with date)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why register a listing instead of just sharing links?
A link carries the home; the registration carries the terms — split, window, contacts — which is the part that evaporates mid-transaction.
Who sets the co-op percentages?
The listing agency within network bounds; the form shows acceptable ranges at entry to stop under-table races.
Should buyer-side agents read the sheet first?
Always — showing before agreeing the split is how the closing table gets loud. The registration makes the sheet one click away.
What happens when two deals meet?
The validity window and first-contact matrix decide the order; the pool has timestamps, the hallway does not.
Can owners opt out of the pool?
Yes — the exclusivity field is also an opt-out field, reviewed at listing expiry by design.
Does this work across competing networks?
The same shape ports anywhere: it is a cooperation record convention rather than a platform lock-in.

Handshake co-broking, on paper

Terms, window, contacts — registered once, pitched all season.