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Why can a net listing be a problem?
Jordan
A net listing sets the seller’s minimum proceeds. The broker keeps the amount above that figure as compensation. That creates a conflict: the broker may put their own earnings ahead of the seller’s interests. State rules vary, so always check your regulator.
REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES
Net listings
In a net listing, the seller specifies a minimum acceptable amount. The broker retains any proceeds above that amount as compensation.
The potential conflict of interest requires special care. Check the rules in your state.
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In plain English
Imagine a seller wants $300,000. If the property sells for $320,000, the broker could keep $20,000.
The exam concept? A broker’s duty is to the client, not their own payout.
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Jordan · AI coach
Your real estate exam, one concept at a time
Why can a net listing be a problem?
Jordan
A net listing sets the seller’s minimum proceeds. The broker keeps the amount above that figure as compensation. That creates a conflict: the broker may put their own earnings ahead of the seller’s interests. State rules vary, so always check your regulator.
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Your real estate exam, one concept at a time
Why can a net listing be a problem?
Jordan
A net listing sets the seller’s minimum proceeds. The broker keeps the amount above that figure as compensation. That creates a conflict: the broker may put their own earnings ahead of the seller’s interests. State rules vary, so always check your regulator.
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Explore the Chrome extensionREAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES
Net listings
In a net listing, the seller specifies a minimum acceptable amount. The broker retains any proceeds above that amount as compensation.
The potential conflict of interest requires special care. Check the rules in your state.
Study Companion
In plain English
Imagine a seller wants $300,000. If the property sells for $320,000, the broker could keep $20,000.
The exam concept? A broker’s duty is to the client, not their own payout.
Read only after your action
PRACTICE, MOCKS & READINESS
Turn the tricky parts into your strong points.
Practice by section, revisit missed questions and try a timed mock built for your state. Readiness uses your saved practice evidence to show where to focus — not to promise an exam result.
Start practicingWhose interests must a seller’s agent put first?
Correct · Loyalty is a fiduciary duty.
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LicenseIQ vs. a typical exam-prep book or video course
| What matters | LicenseIQ | Typical book or video course |
|---|---|---|
| Ask follow-up questions | One-on-one AI coaching | Usually fixed content |
| State-driven preparation | Course and mock format by state | Varies by edition or course |
| Study on your course site | Chrome side-panel companion | Usually separate |
| Find your next focus | Practice evidence + prep plan | Usually self-directed |
| Try it first | Free course and practice | Often paid upfront |
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Which states can I study for?
All 50 states and the District of Columbia. Your course, coach and exam format follow the state you choose.
What can I use for free?
Your full state course, practice questions, progress tracking, 2 mock exams a month and 25 coach messages a day. The companion includes 5 messages a day to try it.
Who is my coach?
Your coach is an AI tutor grounded in LicenseIQ lessons. It explains concepts, checks your understanding and links to the lessons it uses.
Does this replace required prelicensing education?
No. Complete the education required by your state. LicenseIQ is an independent study tool, not an approved prelicensing provider.
Does the Chrome extension answer graded quizzes?
No. On graded assessments it teaches the concept with guiding questions and never chooses, reveals or confirms an answer.
How does the personal prep plan work?
A 20-question diagnostic helps identify where to focus. Your target exam date and course sections become a week-by-week study plan.
Can I change my state or exam date?
Yes, in Settings. You can rerun your diagnostic and rebuild your plan for the new state or date.
What happens after the 14-day trial?
You return to Free automatically and keep your progress. The trial requires no card.
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