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A sales associate in Naples prepares a CMA that indicates a property value of $275,000. The seller insists on listing at $325,000, saying 'that's what I need to get out of it.' The seller threatens to find another agent if the sales associate won't agree to the higher price. What should the sales associate do?

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D) List at the seller's price but document the price recommendation and market data provided

Correct: D - List at the seller's price but document the price recommendation and market data provided. The licensee can list at the seller's requested price but should document that proper market analysis was provided and the seller chose to price above market indications. Why not A: This option is incorrect because "Refuse to take the listing at any price above the CMA indication" does not match the rule tested by the question. The correct answer is "List at the seller's price but document the price recommendation and market data provided". The licensee can list at the seller's requested price but should document that proper market analysis was provided and the seller chose to price above market indications. Why not B: This option is incorrect because "Suggest splitting the difference and listing at $300,000" does not match the rule tested by the question. The correct answer is "List at the seller's price but document the price recommendation and market data provided". The licensee can list at the seller's requested price but should document that proper market analysis was provided and the seller chose to price above market indications. Why not C: This option is incorrect because "Agree to list at $325,000 to maintain the client relationship" does not match the rule tested by the question. The correct answer is "List at the seller's price but document the price recommendation and market data provided". The licensee can list at the seller's requested price but should document that proper market analysis was provided and the seller chose to price above market indications.

Answer Options
A
Refuse to take the listing at any price above the CMA indication
B
Suggest splitting the difference and listing at $300,000
C
Agree to list at $325,000 to maintain the client relationship
D
List at the seller's price but document the price recommendation and market data provided

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