Contracts
A real estate listing agreement in which the broker earns a commission only if they are the procuring cause of the sale is called an:
AExclusive agency listing
BExclusive right to sell listing
COpen listing✓ Correct
DNet listing
Explanation
An open listing is a non-exclusive agreement in which the seller may list with multiple brokers and only the broker who actually produces the buyer earns the commission. The seller can also sell directly without paying any commission.
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