Real Estate Math
An Oregon seller wants net proceeds of $400,000 after paying a 5% commission. What is the minimum selling price they need?
A$420,000
B$421,053✓ Correct
C$440,000
D$400,000
Explanation
If the commission is 5%, the seller keeps 95% of the sale price. To net $400,000: Selling Price × 0.95 = $400,000. Selling Price = $400,000 ÷ 0.95 = $421,052.63, rounded to $421,053.
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