Which of the following is NOT typically a responsibility of a seller's agent with a Limited Service Listing?

In a Limited Service Listing, the seller's agent typically offers a reduced set of services compared to a full-service listing. This arrangement is designed to accommodate sellers who want to take a more hands-on approach to selling their property.

Providing full marketing support is generally not a responsibility of the seller's agent in this context. Instead, the seller is usually expected to handle the marketing of their property, which could include tasks such as creating advertisements, hosting open houses, and managing online listings. The agent's role may be limited to just certain aspects, like listing the property on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and offering specific advice.

In contrast, negotiating with buyers' agents, managing the transaction up until closing, and preparing contracts are responsibilities that a seller's agent would typically cover, even under a Limited Service arrangement. These tasks are crucial to ensuring that the transaction runs smoothly and that the seller's interests are protected, which aligns with the fundamental role of the agent, even in a limited capacity.