Which provision is NOT included in the South Dakota Real Estate Commission's rules regarding listing agreements?

The correct answer indicates that a qualified expert's report is not a necessary provision in the South Dakota Real Estate Commission's rules regarding listing agreements. This is because listing agreements are primarily focused on establishing the terms under which a property will be marketed and sold, including the responsibilities of the seller and the real estate agent, applicable commissions, property description, and pricing strategy.

While the other provisions—having the seller's signature, being in written form, and including price terms—are essential to ensure clarity, enforcement, and legality of the agreement, the requirement for a qualified expert's report does not pertain to the standard components of a listing agreement. This element is not a typical aspect of the agreements and would usually fall under other discussions or requirements in the real estate transaction process, like appraisals or structural inspections, rather than the listing agreement itself. Thus, its absence as a requirement aligns with the primary focus and standards of listing agreements within South Dakota real estate practices.