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  1. In Wisconsin, which type of listing agreement gives one broker the exclusive right to earn a commission even if the owner finds the buyer?

    Answer: Exclusive right-to-sell listing

    An exclusive right-to-sell listing entitles the broker to a commission regardless of who procures the buyer during the term.

  2. Net listings are treated how under Wisconsin real estate practice?

    Answer: They are discouraged/prohibited due to conflict-of-interest risk

    Net listings create a conflict of interest and are prohibited or strongly discouraged because the broker's pay depends on price above a set net to the seller.

  3. Under Wisconsin law, a listing contract for real estate must be in what form to be enforceable for a commission?

    Answer: In writing and signed by the seller

    To collect a commission, the listing agreement must be in writing and signed by the party to be charged.

  4. What generally happens to a Wisconsin listing agreement if the property owner dies before the listing term ends?

    Answer: The listing is typically terminated

    Death of the principal is one of the events that generally terminates an agency/listing agreement.

  5. A Wisconsin broker representing the seller owes the seller which core duty regarding offers received?

    Answer: Promptly present all written offers

    A broker must promptly present all written offers to the client unless instructed otherwise in writing.

  6. In Wisconsin, when may a firm act as a multiple representation (both buyer and seller) firm in one transaction?

    Answer: With written disclosure and consent of both parties

    A firm may work with both parties only after providing required disclosure and obtaining the parties' consent.

  7. What is a protection (or override) period in a Wisconsin listing contract?

    Answer: A period after expiration when the broker may still earn a commission from a protected buyer

    The protection period lets the broker collect a commission if a buyer they introduced during the listing purchases shortly after expiration.