In California, a licensed real estate broker can list and sell their own property(properties).  A real estate salesperson can as well subject to any brokerage rules that may exist.  As Alexandra Ron and Alexandra Seigel answered having a California real estate must be disclosed.   

Yes, one can list their own property, and it has to be disclosed that you are an agent.  We opted to list our home, and our agent still had to disclose that we were real estate broker and agent.  A

I have used another agent. FYI, that agent became my wife.

In IL we can sell our own with disclosure but cannot be a dual agent.

Yes, but I think it comes down to the question if your E&O Insurance covers it and in most cases the answer is yes.  I know some local brokerages don't allow according to conversations I've had with agents on this topic.  I personally have bought and sold all of the real estate I own and have owned.  

Agents can list their own properties for sale. I would use another agent to list our residence for sale.

yes, you can.... I've always used an agent for selling my properties.... I buy on my own and take my end of the commission as a credit at closing toward closing costs....

In California we can list and sell our own home with full disclosure that we a real estate agent. Some brokerages prohibit it as a matter of policy. E&O coverage may be an issue as well. 

I have done both but we can list our own home provided it's disclosed. At one brokerage I was at I had to have my broker list the property in order to be covered by the E and O

You are OK if you disclose. Even if you sell as a FSBO you must disclose on your sign and in your advertisement.

It depends. I have done it both ways and evaluate the circumstances. 

You mean as a licensed agent?

Absolutely!  I am surprised to gather from your question that in some states this is not permitted.

Yes but with an attorney.

We plan to list ours by next spring. As long as we disclose we are Realtors that's fine.

I do it myself. Why hire someone else to represent me when I know myself better than anyone?

I do my self Desmond Neoh 

I don't like doing dual agency, too much liability. 

I have sold 2 of my homes in the past.

We can sell our own properties, but a wise real estate attorney (that passed) had always said --- do not sell them, hire a REALTOR! 

In Florida, the assumption is that every transaction is Transactional versus Single Agency. I love selling my own listings!

We have listed/sold and purchased our own properties in the past.

I have not sold one of my own properties in years, but I do sell my own

Can list/sell with disclosure.

Michael Jacobs  nailed this one!

You can, so long as you disclose the fact. I consider myself an excellent listing/marketing agent... why would I give that job to another agent? And how could that agent represent my house better than I?

My province allows agents to list their own property.  Disclosures are required.

I do some of each.  We each have our specialties and it is best to assign the right job to each person.

Our company does not allow us to list/sell our own property. Not a good idea..have an agent in the office handle it for you. Always have to disclose you are a licensed Realtor.

Yes, we list our own (sold three ourselves in the last few years) but interestingly a couple of years ago we used another agent to be our buyers agent on a HUD home we purchased. 

Most E&O insurances forbid an agent from listing their own property.  I have no such restriction and would never hire another agent to handle a transaction I could, so long as it was a residential transaction in my area.  If I came into a house 2 hours from me, or a plot of land or a commercial structure, I would defer to the experts in those areas.

I've repp'd myself on buying several houses and leasing my rental SFRs out.  I would definitely use myself should I ever sell one of my houses.  But I am capable of being objective and unemotional.  People who aren't capable of treating it like any other listing should not list their own pad.

It's perfectly acceptable to list your own property, but it must be disclosed. 

Depends on where the property is located compared to my normal selling area,

Desmond Neoh In California an agent can list own property for sale, and must be disclosed.

I list and sell my own homes. The only time i may list with another, is some commercial buildings

It is best to have another agent do it--check E and O insurance

Yes

We list our own - who could possibly do a better job?

I have done so in the past, and woud do it again.. Our office also has a policy where I would only be charged a small administration fee, not the usual cut in commission if it were my own residence.

Our office policy is agents can sell their own properties.

In BC Canada you can sell your own property however I would not and most of the agents in our office don't.

Yes, agents can sell their own property.

Come all ye listings joyful & triumphant to Ran Right Realty to list by Richie

Desmond Neoh It is legal to list/sell your own property; however, E&O insurance may not cover any issues. Disclosure is also required.

I would do either depending on situation and location. Agents here disclose "Owner is Agent" in MLS and all advertising, including if they are selling FSBO without putting it in MLS.