Which of the following listing agreements states that if anyone other than the owner sells the property, the listing broker is due a commission?

In an exclusive agency listing, the broker is the sole agent for the property, but the owner retains the right to sell the property themselves without paying a commission. If the owner sells the property independently, the broker does not receive any compensation, which differentiates it from an exclusive right-to-sell listing.

A net listing is based on the seller receiving a specified amount from the sale, with any excess going to the broker as commission. This type of listing does not guarantee the broker a commission if the property is sold by another party, as it primarily focuses on the net amount the seller desires.

An open listing allows multiple brokers to market the property, and only the broker who successfully sells the property earns a commission. If the owner sells the property without involving any broker, no commission is owed. This arrangement does not provide the same level of assurance for the broker as an exclusive right-to-sell listing does.