Agency
In Michigan, a 'procuring cause' determination is important because it determines:
AWho is responsible for paying property taxes
BWhich broker is entitled to the commission when multiple brokers are involved in bringing about a sale✓ Correct
CWhether the property passed inspection
DWho holds the earnest money during the transaction
Explanation
Procuring cause is the broker whose actions were the direct, unbroken chain of events that led to the sale. In commission disputes between brokers, the procuring cause typically determines which broker earned the commission.
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