North Carolina License Law
When a NC broker advertises a listing price for a property, who has the authority to set or change the list price?
AThe broker based on market analysis
BThe property owner (seller), with the broker's advisory input✓ Correct
CThe NCREC based on comparable sales data
DThe listing firm's broker-in-charge
Explanation
The seller (property owner) has the right to determine the listing price for their property. The broker may provide advice and market analysis, but the pricing decision belongs to the seller.
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