If a 16-year-old emancipated minor wishes to sell real property, their broker may:

Option A is incorrect because brokers can work with emancipated minors; they're not automatically barred. The law provides a path forward with proper safeguards.

Option B is incorrect because simply accepting the listing without additional protection exposes the broker to potential liability and doesn't address the minor's limited capacity for complex transactions.

Option D is incorrect because the listing isn't voidable - it's valid with the adult guarantee. Voidable implies uncertainty from the outset, whereas this arrangement creates a binding transaction with proper safeguards.