Exam 19: The Principal-Broker Relationship: Employment

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A ____________________ broker is a full service broker who charges less than the prevailing commission rates in his community.

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Most brokers are reluctant to accept net listings even when they are permitted to do so.

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A listing to find a buyer for each of the following properties will usually be for a period of time ranging from six months to one year EXCEPT

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A written agreement giving the listing broker the right to collect a commission, no matter who sells the property, within the term of the agreement, is

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a broker who represents the buyer in a real estate transaction

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The problem with net listings is that

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A licensed real estate salesperson can accept a commission from more than one broker

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Broker Alice was to receive 6% on a property she had listed for $170,000. How much commission would she receive if the owner accepted an offer which reduced the price by 4%?

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With an exclusive right to sell listing agreement, the owner may sell the property through their personal efforts without liability for a commission.

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a listing wherein the owner reserves the right to sell the property himself, but agrees to list with no other broker during the listing period

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A broker is attempting to collect a commission on a property after his exclusive right to sell listing expires. If he ends up in court, he must prove that he was the procuring cause.

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A broker who is the primary cause of a transaction is known as the ____________________ cause.

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A salesperson worked for broker Barbara when they agreed to take a note from a seller for a deferred commission. The salesperson left the first broker and now works for another broker. When the note is paid, the salesperson is entitled to receive the commission directly from Barbara because she was working for her at the time she earned the commission.

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An exclusive agency listing permits the owner to sell through their own effort without liability to pay a commission to the listing broker.

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The first thing a licensed broker must prove to recover a commission is that he has competitive commission rates.

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A residence originally listed at $92,000 sold for 7% less than that. If the listing broker gets half of the 6% sales commission and he gives his salesperson 60% of that, how much does the listing salesperson receive? (rounded to the nearest dollar)

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Multiple listing organizations typically use

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a real estate listing between a property owner and a real estate broker

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A properly signed multiple listing agreement is the property of the multiple listing service.

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A listing that gives the broker the right to collect a commission no matter who sells the property during the listing period is called a(n)____________________ right to sell listing.

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