Prior to placing a For Sale sign on a property, the licensee must have:

To legally place a For Sale sign on a property, it is essential for the licensee to obtain written consent from the seller. This requirement is in place to ensure that the agent has the proper authorization to market the property and act on behalf of the seller. Written consent provides clear evidence of the seller's agreement and protects both parties by outlining the terms under which the property will be listed.

Having written consent reduces the risk of disputes over whether the licensee was authorized to sell and clarifies the expectations of both the seller and the agent. Additionally, it aligns with industry standards and legal requirements, which emphasize transparency and accountability in real estate transactions. Therefore, written consent is not only a best practice but often a legal necessity in the realm of real estate listings.