Ohio License Law
What is a pocket listing, and what concerns does it raise under Ohio license law?
AA listing sold before MLS entry, which is always legal
BA listing not entered in MLS that may deprive sellers of maximum exposure and raise disclosure issues✓ Correct
CA confidential listing for high-net-worth clients
DA listing held pending final paperwork
Explanation
A pocket listing is one not entered in the MLS. While legal with seller consent, Ohio licensees must ensure sellers understand they may receive fewer offers without MLS exposure, and full written seller consent is required.
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