Which listing agreement allows multiple real estate brokers (and the owners themselves) the right to sell the property, with a commission being paid to whoever is the procuring cause of the sale?

A net listing is an agreement where the seller sets a minimum acceptable price for the property, and any amount received above that price is the broker's commission. This type of listing does not allow multiple brokers to compete for the sale in the same manner as open listings, as it focuses on the seller's guaranteed proceeds rather than a shared commission structure.

In an exclusive agency listing, the owner grants one broker the exclusive right to sell the property, but retains the right to sell it themselves without paying a commission. This limits the number of brokers involved, contrasting with the open listing approach that allows multiple brokers to participate.

An exclusive right-to-sell listing gives a single broker the exclusive right to sell the property, ensuring they receive a commission regardless of who sells the property. This option eliminates competition among brokers and does not fit the criteria of allowing multiple brokers to sell the property.