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[References: Maryland 60-Hour Principles and Practices of Real Estate — Interests in Real QUESTION NO: 93 [Listing Agreements and Buyer Representation]Properly pricing a property that is entering the market will, A. Increase the chances of a buyer making an offer and potentially reduce the amount of time the home is on the marketB. Most likely upset the sellers, because they'll net less than they would have if the home were priced higherC. Typically result in an offer within the first one or two daysD. Upset the buyer because it creates a more competitive market, Answer: A, Maryland pre-licensing emphasizes that setting market-correct list price—supported by a CMA and current market conditions—maximizes exposure, attracts ready buyers, and typically shortens days on market. Overpricing reduces showings and invites price reductions; underpricing risks leaving money on the table but does not guarantee instant offers. Correct pricing improves the probability of offers and a timelier sale.References: Maryland 60-Hour Course: “Listing Agreements and Buyer Representation” (CMA, pricing strategy, days on market effects); “Real Estate Appraisal and Valuation” (market value principles)., , ]