Agency
What is a 'net listing' and why is it controversial under Idaho agency law?
AA listing with no commission
BA listing where the broker keeps everything above a minimum price set by the seller, creating a conflict of interest✓ Correct
CA listing requiring a net purchase price calculation
DA listing with multiple brokers sharing commission
Explanation
A net listing allows the broker to keep as commission anything above a minimum price set by the seller. Net listings are controversial because they create a conflict of interest — the broker benefits from a higher price but may be tempted to hold out for maximum profit.
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