Agency
What is a 'commission split' between a listing broker and buyer's broker in Hawaii?
AA. The division of the listing commission between the seller's agent and the listing broker
BB. The division of the total commission paid by the seller between the listing broker (who represents the seller) and the cooperating/buyer's broker (who represents the buyer)✓ Correct
CC. The commission paid exclusively by the buyer to their agent
DD. A commission shared among multiple listing brokers
Explanation
When a sale involves both a listing broker and a buyer's broker, the commission (typically paid by the seller from proceeds) is split between the two brokers according to the listing agreement and cooperative commission offer. Each broker then compensates their affiliated agents from their respective portions.
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