Ace the Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam 2025 – Your Path to Real Estate Stardom!

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Seller Johnson has a seller customer service agreement with a brokerage for sixty days. If another brokerage's salesperson approaches him to list his property, what can Seller Johnson do?

Seller Johnson cannot sign a seller representation agreement with the other brokerage.

Seller Johnson can sign a seller representation agreement with the other brokerage but might have to pay both brokerages upon the sale of his home.

In this scenario, the correct answer is B because Seller Johnson can sign a seller representation agreement with another brokerage, but he might have to pay both brokerages upon the sale of his home. This is because a seller customer service agreement typically does not prohibit the seller from entering into subsequent agreements with other brokerages. However, if Seller Johnson signs a representation agreement with the second brokerage, he may be responsible for paying both the original brokerage and the second brokerage upon the successful sale of his property.

Option A is not entirely accurate because Seller Johnson is usually not prohibited from signing a representation agreement with another brokerage. Option C mentions cancelling the customer service agreement, which can be a possible course of action if the cancellation clause allows it, but it does not directly address the ability to sign a representation agreement with another brokerage. Option D talks about waiving fees upon signing a representation agreement with another brokerage, but this is not a standard practice and may not necessarily apply in this situation.

Seller Johnson can cancel the seller customer service agreement if the cancellation clause in the form allows it.

The brokerage offers, upon signing the seller customer service agreement, to waive any fees if Seller Johnson signs a representation agreement with another brokerage.

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