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Sergio [31]
4 years ago
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Which type of agreement assures that a broker will receive compensation regardless of who procures the buyer?a. Net listingb. Ex

clusive right to sellc. Open listingd. Exclusive agency
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1 answer:
natita [175]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

b. Exclusive right to sell

Explanation:

-Net listing is when the agent is able to keep the difference when a property is sold for more than the asking price.

-Exclusive right to sell is when the seller gives the agent the right to market the property and accepts to pay the comission to the agent if the property is sold during the period of the listing.

-Open listing is when a property has different agents and the one that gets the buyer receives the comission.

-Exclusive agency is when the seller gives an agent the right to market a property but the seller is able to sell the property to a buyer that was not found by the agent and in that case, the seller doesn't have to pay the comission to the agent.

According to this, the answer is that the type of agreement that assures that a broker will receive compensation regardless of who procures the buyer is exclusive right to sell because the agent is granted the right to sell the property and the seller agrees to pay the comission if the property is sold during the time of the listing last and it doesn't matter who finds the buyer.

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