Agency
A Wisconsin seller signs a listing agreement but later decides to withdraw the property from the market. The seller has the right to withdraw; however, the broker may:
ASue for specific performance requiring the seller to sell
BSeek reimbursement for marketing expenses or the commission if a ready, willing, and able buyer had been procured before withdrawal✓ Correct
CAutomatically extend the listing for an equal period
DPlace a lien on the property for the commission
Explanation
While a seller may withdraw a property, the broker may be entitled to commission if the seller refuses to proceed after a ready, willing, and able buyer has been procured; marketing costs may also be recoverable if the listing agreement provides for them.
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