Agency
In Washington, when may a broker unilaterally terminate a listing agreement?
AAt any time for any reason
BWhen the broker develops a conflict of interest that cannot be resolved and cannot ethically continue the representation✓ Correct
COnly when the seller reduces the listing price below market value
DOnly when 90 days have passed with no offers
Explanation
A broker may withdraw from a listing if they develop an irreconcilable conflict of interest or are instructed to engage in illegal or unethical conduct. Withdrawing for business convenience without cause may expose the broker to a breach of contract claim.
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