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A Kentucky seller signs a listing agreement but later decides not to sell. The listing broker's most likely remedy is:

Correct Answer

B) Sue for the commission if a ready, willing, and able buyer was procured

If the broker procured a ready, willing, and able buyer under the terms of the listing agreement, the broker has earned the commission. The broker can sue for the commission but typically cannot force the sale.

Answer Options
A
Force the seller to sell
B
Sue for the commission if a ready, willing, and able buyer was procured
C
File a lis pendens
D
Report the seller to KREC

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