Seller Patsy wants to net $150,000 from the sale of her home. She tells Broker Al that he can list the property for whatever price he wants and anything he gets above the $150,000 he can keep as his commission. What is this agreement called?

Net listing.

Explanation:

In this scenario, Seller Patsy wants to net $150,000 from the sale of her home. She tells Broker Al that he can list the property for whatever price he wants and anything he gets above the $150,000 he can keep as his commission. This agreement is called net listing.

Net listing can be defined as an arrangement between a broker and a property owner, in which the owner of a property sets a minimum selling price at which the property would be sold while the any other amount above the minimum amount would be kept by the broker as commission.

Under a net listing, since the minimum selling price chosen by the owner of the property, Patsy is $150,000, assuming Broker Al sold the property for $200,000; he would pay Patsy the sum of $150,000 and keep the additional profit of $50,000 as his commission.

1: b     the use of non-standard grammar

2: c     strong and willful.

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