Contracts
An exclusive right-to-sell listing entitles the broker to a commission:
AOnly if the broker finds the buyer
BOnly if the property sells during the listing period
CIf the property sells during the listing period, regardless of who procures the buyer✓ Correct
DOnly if the seller approves the final buyer
Explanation
An exclusive right-to-sell listing entitles the broker to a commission if the property sells during the listing period, even if the seller, another broker, or anyone else finds the buyer. It provides the strongest protection for the broker.
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