Chapter 2: Types of Listing Agreements - INCOMPLETE Flashcards
What are the 3 different types of listing agreements?
1) Open listing
2) Exclusive agency listing
3) Exclusive right to sell listing
Is an open listing exclusive or non-exclusive
non-exclusive
T/F: The seller of an open listing can only have one agent
False
In an open listing, who is the procuring cause of sale
Whichever agent finds the buyer
If a seller of an open listing has more than one agent, who receives the commission?
Only the agent who is the procuring cause of sale receives the commission
Procuring cause
the person primarily responsible for bringing about the purchase agreement between the parties
The purchasing agent must find the buyer and ___ the sale
negotiate
Open listings are ___ used
a) usually
b) rarely
b) rarely
Exclusive agency listing
Seller pays agent a commission if anyone other than the seller finds a buyer
T/F: In an exclusive agency listing, the seller owes the listing agent a commission if a buyer found the house by seeing a sign out front
True
T/F: In an exclusive agency listing, the seller pays the listing agent a commission even if the seller finds the buyer
False
In an exclusive agency listing, the seller still owes their listing agent the commission even if an agent from a different brokerage finds the buyer
True
T/F: In an exclusive agency listing, if the seller finds the buyer without the help of any real estate agent, she doesn’t owe the listing agent a commission
True
What is the major problem with exclusive agency listings?
The potential for a dispute between the seller’s broker and the seller over who procured the buyer
What is a listing period?
the period of time residential property is listed for sale with a licensed real estate broker