Who decides the list price when two owners disagree?

Two disagreeing owners must reach their own agreement on list price, or ask a court to decide, since no agent can unilaterally set it for jointly owned property. Mediation often resolves the standoff faster than litigation, especially once both sides review the same data on recent nearby sales. Brian Beatty presents pricing evidence to both owners at once so the disagreement becomes about the number, not who is right.