Agency & LawPregunta 36 de 120
A listing agreement that gives one broker the right to sell but allows the seller to sell on their own without owing a commission is a(n):
a.Open listing
b.Net listing
c.Exclusive right to sell listing
d.Exclusive agency listing
Explicación
Under an exclusive agency listing, one broker is the sole agent, but the seller reserves the right to sell independently without paying a commission. By contrast, an exclusive right to sell earns the broker a commission regardless of who finds the buyer.
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