Exam 19: The Principal-Broker Relationship: Employment

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a listing that covers only out-of-pocket costs incurred by the broker

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When one broker lists a property, another broker sells it, and they split the commission between them, it is called

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The amount of commission to be paid the broker for selling a property is

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -an organization of real estate brokers that exists for the purpose of exchanging listing information

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The broker/manager receives 45% of the commissions on all sales made through her office. What would she receive on monthly sales totaling $252,000 at an average 3.7% commission (rounded to the nearest dollar)?

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A residence was listed at $100,000 and sold for 92% of that amount. The rate of commission was 6%, and was divided equally between the selling and listing brokers. How much did each broker get?

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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 is called an exclusive ____________________ listing.

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The broker has an exclusive agency listing with the sellers. The broker shows the home to a buyer who then calls the sellers directly to make an offer to buy the property. The broker has earned a commission because the listing is an exclusive agency listing.

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Under the terms of an exclusive right to sell listing, a commission is due the listing broker if a buyer is found by

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A licensed salesperson is paid 2% commission on all sales that he produces. How much dollar volume of real estate would she have to sell each month to make $3,500 per month?

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a buyer who is ready to buy at the seller's price and terms and who has the financial capability to do so

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With an exclusive right to sell listing agreement, the broker will receive a commission regardless of whether the property is sold.

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a listing that gives a broker the right to collect a commission no matter who sells the property during the listing period

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a contract wherein a broker is employed to find a buyer or tenant

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A listing that does not require the listing agent to show that he or his subagents are the procuring cause in order to earn a commission is

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A listing that gives the broker the nonexclusive right to find a purchaser is a(n)____________________ listing.

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A broker is employed to find a buyer using an exclusive right to sell listing. He finds one at the seller's price and terms. If the seller then refuses to sell, the broker is entitled to a full commission.

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A licensed salesperson participating in a real estate transaction is allowed to accept a commission from

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a listing for which the commission is the difference between the sales price and the minimum price set by the seller

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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each. -a full-service broker who charges less than the prevailing commission rates in his community

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