Salesperson P leaves the employ of Broker A. One of the listings at Broker A's firm has agreed to list with Salesperson P at the new firm. In this instance the listing file

This option suggests that the listing can be transferred to ensure continuous service, but this violates the rules of agency and ownership in real estate. Listings are owned by the broker, not the individual salesperson, and cannot be moved without permission.

While listings should be submitted to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), this choice is irrelevant in the context of the transition from one broker to another. The listing is owned by Broker A, so Salesperson P cannot act independently to turn it in without Broker A's authorization.

This choice implies that the listing should be returned to the seller, which is not correct. The listing agreement is an obligation between the seller and Broker A, not the individual salesperson. The seller does not have the right to take the listing with them unless Broker A agrees to release it.