Agency
In South Carolina, a 'selling agent' or 'buyer's agent' in a cooperative sale is typically compensated by:
AThe buyer directly
BA split of the commission offered by the listing broker through the MLS✓ Correct
CSCREC from the Recovery Fund
DThe title company
Explanation
In a cooperative sale, the listing broker typically offers a co-op commission to the buyer's agent through the MLS. The compensation comes from the seller's proceeds (via the listing broker's commission).
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