Arizona Real Estate License Practice Exam 2025 – All-in-One Resource to Pass with Confidence!

The exclusive right to sell listing grants the broker the commission regardless of who brings in the buyer, including a co-worker of the seller. This listing type establishes a clear legal agreement that the broker is entitled to a commission if the property sells while the listing is active, regardless of whether the broker or another party, such as a co-worker of the seller, finds the buyer.

In contrast, the exclusive agency listing allows the seller to find a buyer themselves without owing a commission to the broker, meaning that if the seller's co-worker finds the buyer, the broker would not receive a commission. A net listing involves a structure where the broker keeps any amount above a certain price but does not guarantee a commission if the sale does not meet expectations. Open listings allow multiple brokers to compete without guaranteed commissions, meaning a broker would only earn a commission if they are the one to bring the buyer, making it less advantageous for the broker compared to an exclusive right to sell arrangement.