Forms
Buyer agreement forms, by number
What each form does, who it makes your client, and how long it lasts before you need a new one.
How long each one lasts
| Form | State | Maximum term | Creates representation |
|---|---|---|---|
| TXR 1501 | Texas | Negotiated | Yes |
| TXR 1507 | Texas | Negotiated | Yes |
| TXR 1508 | Texas | 14 days | No |
| C.A.R. BRBC | California | 90 days | Yes |
| C.A.R. PSRA | California | 30 days | Yes |
| Florida EBBA | Florida | Negotiated | Yes |
Texas
TXR 1501
Buyer/Tenant Representation Agreement (Long Form)
The full Texas buyer representation agreement. Makes the buyer your client and runs to a termination date you negotiate.
Read the breakdownTXR 1507
Residential Buyer/Tenant Representation Agreement (Short Form)
A one-page alternative to TXR 1501 that is really two forms in one: full representation, or showing services only for a flat fee.
Read the breakdownTXR 1508
Unrepresented Customer Showing Form
Lets you show a property without representing anyone. Expires at the end of the showing, or 14 days if no showing happens.
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California
C.A.R. BRBC
Buyer Representation and Broker Compensation Agreement
California's main buyer representation agreement. Required since January 2025 for a buyer's broker to be paid, and capped at 90 days for individuals.
Read the breakdownC.A.R. PSRA
Property Showing and Representation Agreement
For touring a limited set of identified properties without full representation. Capped at 30 days and not a substitute for the BRBC.
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These are plain-language summaries, not legal advice. Association forms are revised regularly. Check the current version with your broker before you rely on any of it.
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