Alaska License Law
Which of the following BEST describes 'net listing' in Alaska?
AA listing where the broker's commission is a fixed flat fee
BA listing where the broker receives all amounts above a seller's specified net price as commission✓ Correct
CA listing on the Multiple Listing Service
DAn exclusive agency listing with a defined commission percentage
Explanation
A net listing pays the broker any amount above the seller's set minimum. Net listings are considered unethical and are legal but strongly discouraged or heavily regulated in many states because they create a conflict of interest. Alaska licensees should avoid them.
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