Agency
Under Wisconsin law, a seller's broker cannot bind the seller to a contract. Only the seller may:
AList the property
BAccept or reject an offer✓ Correct
CAuthorize repairs
DSet the listing price
Explanation
Only the principal (seller) can accept or reject an offer; the broker does not have authority to bind the seller to a purchase contract unless given specific written authorization.
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