No office fees. No per-seat charges. No per-listing fees. You document as many listings as you like.
A one-time enrollment of $297, with your first year of updates included. After that, the tool renews at $99/year to keep your state-law content current.
Configuration takes a few minutes — you set your brokerage, MLS, and practice language, and preview the finished record before anything is finalized.
It’s a tool, configured once to your name, brokerage, and brand. When a seller is weighing how public to go with their listing, you open it and walk the decision together — the tradeoffs, the lawful reason, the fallback date, what the seller is prioritizing and why.
When you’re done, it produces a clean, professional record of that decision — ready for every titled owner, you, and your broker to sign. The seller keeps a copy. You keep the signed record in your file. That’s the documented record that the marketing-path decision was made deliberately, not by default.
Configure it once. Use it on every listing you take — there’s no per-listing fee and no per-seller charge.
No. One price covers your practice. Document one listing or a hundred — the price is the same.
You keep the configured tool, and every record you’ve already generated and signed stays valid permanently. What you stop receiving is the ability to pull a fresh, statute-current build as the laws change. Nothing you’ve created is taken away.
Reach out and we’ll rebuild your tool to your new brokerage and brand. Every record you’ve already created and signed stays exactly as it is — your past decisions don’t change when your tool gets rebuilt.
A single $297 payment at enrollment, which includes your first year of updates. About twelve months later, a $99/year renewal begins to keep your state-law content current. There are no monthly charges and no per-listing fees.
Yes — the LSDR is configured to each agent’s own practice, so it’s licensed per agent. There are no office or per-seat bundles. Brokers exploring office-wide use can reach out and we’ll talk through it.
No. The LSDR is a documentation tool, not legal advice, and LTC Capital is not your attorney. It documents the deliberation behind a marketing-path decision; it does not replace your MLS disclosure, your brokerage’s procedures, or counsel’s judgment.
Send us a note. If you’re a broker considering this for your office, tell us — we handle those conversations directly.