Contracts
In an 'open listing' in Florida, the broker earns a commission only if:
AThey are the sole agent representing the seller
BThey are the procuring cause of the sale✓ Correct
CThe listing is registered with the MLS
DThe listing is valid for at least 90 days
Explanation
In an open listing, a seller may list with multiple brokers simultaneously, and commission is owed only to the broker who is the procuring cause of the sale — meaning they were the effective cause that resulted in the buyer purchasing the property.
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