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Sladkaya [172]
1 year ago
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a broker sold a property that was owned by a bank that had acquired it through foreclosure, and the broker received a 6.5% commi

ssion. the broker gave the listing sales associate $3,575, which was 30% of the firm's commission. what was the selling price of the property?
Business
1 answer:
jek_recluse [69]1 year ago
7 0

The approximate selling price of the property is equal to $183,333.

<h3>What is a formula for calculating the selling price?</h3>

The formula for calculating the selling price may be represented as follows:

  • Selling Price = <em>Cost Price</em> +<em> Profit Margin</em>.

According to the question,

  • Find the firm's full commission which is as follows:

$3,575 amount to a salesperson = 30% × Full commission:

$3,575 amount to a salesperson ÷ 30% = $ 11,916.67 full commission.

  • Find the selling price using the full commission and the rate:

$ 11,916.67 full commission ÷ 6.5% brokerage rate = $183,333.

Therefore, the approximate selling price of the property is equal to $183,333.

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