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A property sells for $388,000. If the broker's commission rate is 6%, what is the total commission?

Correct Answer

B) $23,280

Total commission = sale price × commission rate. $388,000 × 0.06 = $23,280.

Answer Options
A
$19,400
B
$23,280
C
$27,160
D
$31,040

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Related Topics:

commission splitsnet to seller calculationsbroker compensationlisting agreementsbuyer's agent commission

Key Terms:

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