Agency
An exclusive right-to-sell listing in Arizona entitles the listing broker to a commission if:
AOnly if the broker is the procuring cause
BOnly if a cooperating agent brings the buyer
CThe property sells to anyone during the listing period, regardless of who procured the buyer✓ Correct
DThe seller lists the property on the MLS
Explanation
Under an exclusive right-to-sell listing, the broker earns a commission regardless of who procures the buyer—even if the seller personally finds the buyer. This is the most protective listing type for the broker.
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