Agency
The agency relationship between a listing broker and seller in North Carolina is created by:
AThe first showing of the property
BA written listing agreement signed by the seller✓ Correct
CVerbal agreement only
DThe submission of an offer
Explanation
The listing agreement is the written contract that establishes the agency relationship between the seller and the listing broker.
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