If an owner refuses an offer under a valid Exclusive Right-to-Sell Listing, what right does the owner have?

In the context of an Exclusive Right-to-Sell Listing, the owner retains the right not to accept any offer, even if it meets the terms of their listing agreement. This means that if an offer is made on the property, the owner is not obligated to sell simply because the offer is valid. The listing agreement grants the agent the exclusive right to represent the owner in selling the property, but it does not compel the owner to accept an offer against their will.

The owner has the flexibility to evaluate offers and make decisions based on personal or financial considerations, market conditions, and individual circumstances, regardless of how favorable an offer might seem. Therefore, even within the framework of an Exclusive Right-to-Sell Listing, the owner's autonomy in deciding whether or not to sell their property remains intact.