If a principal "cancels" the real estate listing before it has ended, they will have to pay the broker for any financial losses incurred.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What are the financial implications for a principal who cancels a real estate listing before it ends?
2. Who is responsible for paying the broker for any financial losses incurred if a real estate listing is canceled before it ends?
3. What happens if a principal cancels a real estate listing before it has ended?
4. What is required for a real estate listing to be considered "canceled"?
5. What is the consequence for a principal who cancels a real estate listing before it has ended?
6. What does a principal have to pay for if they cancel a real estate listing before it ends?
7. When does a principal have to pay the broker for any financial losses incurred due to a canceled real estate listing?
8. What is the financial responsibility of a principal who cancels a real estate listing before it has ended?
9. How are financial losses determined when a real estate listing is canceled before it ends?
10. What is the role of the broker in a real estate listing cancellation?