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Question No: 1
MultipleChoice
Which of the following types of agreements applies when the seller retains the right to sell?
Options
Answer BExplanation
An Exclusive Agency Listing agreement is one where the seller hires a broker to sell the property but retains the right to sell the property themselves without owing the broker a commission. If the seller sells the property directly, the broker will not be entitled to a commission.
In contrast, with an Exclusive Right to Sell Listing, the broker receives a commission regardless of whether they or the seller finds the buyer. An MLS Listing is not an agreement type but refers to listing the property in the Multiple Listing Service. Net Listings are illegal in Massachusetts, as they can lead to unethical practices.
Question No: 2
MultipleChoice
A buyer and a seller have a purchase agreement that contains a home inspection contingency. The buyer has applied for a VA mortgage. After the home inspection is completed, the buyer writes an addendum requesting that the seller pay to repair several items found by the home inspector. The seller counters the addendum by requiring that the buyer agree that the repairs will be made, but that no further expenses will be incurred by the seller. The VA appraisal inspection has not been conducted. Under these circumstances, Which option best is correct?
Options
Answer BExplanation
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation (150--250 words):
In this scenario, the parties have entered into a binding purchase agreement with a home inspection contingency. The buyer submitted an addendum requesting seller repairs, but the seller countered. Since the buyer has not yet accepted, the counter is not binding --- therefore, the original contract remains in effect until both parties agree to a modification.
Additionally, because the financing is a VA loan, the VA still requires a VA appraisal (separate from the buyer's home inspection) to determine value and minimum property requirements. The VA inspection cannot be waived by substituting the home inspector's report.
Thus, the correct answer is B: the original contract is still in effect.