Washington License Law
In Washington, a 'pocket listing' (selling a property without MLS exposure) is:
AIllegal under RCW 18.85
BLegal if the seller gives written consent after being informed of the potential benefits of MLS exposure✓ Correct
CRequired in all communities under DOL rules
DProhibited only in communities with more than 50,000 residents
Explanation
Pocket listings are legal in Washington if the seller gives written informed consent. The seller must understand that limiting marketing exposure may reduce competition and potentially reduce the final sale price.
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