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Joan is representing the buyer, Carlton, and Reggie is representing the sellers, Zeb and Teresa Martin. Carlton's Great Aunt Matilda has agreed to pay any portion of Joan's commission the sellers don't cover. Teresa's father, Teddy, has agreed to pay half of the sales commission that will be owed to the listing agent. Which of these statements is true?

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Final answer:

The accuracy of the statements about real estate commissions depends on the agreed commission rates and specific payment agreements. Without additional information, the true statement cannot be identified.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question revolves around the payment of real estate commissions in a property sale. Carlton's Great Aunt Matilda has agreed to pay any portion of Joan's commission that the sellers do not cover. Teresa's father, Teddy, has agreed to pay half of the sales commission owed to the listing agent, Reggie, who is representing the sellers, Zeb and Teresa Martin. To determine the truth within these statements, one would have to know the agreed commissions for both the buyer's and seller's agents.

Without that information, or the details of any agreements made regarding commission payments, the true statement cannot be conclusively provided.

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Answer: The second statement

Explanation: Teresa's father agreed to pay half of sales commission that will be owed to the agent Reggie. The above statement gives a factual truth in the passage,because the sellers has an agent whom they will definitely pay a certain amount ( commission) based on an agreement as a sales representative and for Teresa's father to agree to pay Teresa and zeb sales representative ,makes a more logical as they are linked together compared to the first statement whereby Carlton great aunty want to pay the commission the sellers couldn't cover for his nice and in the passage ,their is no link between Carlton's aunty and the sellers, so why pay for their commission.

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