Which type of listing allows the owner to work with many brokers?

The correct choice of an open listing allows the property owner to work with multiple brokers simultaneously. This type of listing is non-exclusive, meaning that the seller can engage several real estate agents to market their property without any obligation to pay commission to any broker unless that broker actually brings a buyer who successfully completes the sale. The appeal of an open listing for sellers is the potential for wider exposure and more opportunities to sell their property quickly by leveraging various agents' networks.

In contrast, an exclusive right of sale listing commits the seller to a single broker, so the seller can't work with others during the listing period. A net listing is based on the seller receiving a predetermined amount, with any excess going to the broker, and is considered illegal in many jurisdictions due to potential conflicts of interest. An exclusive agency listing is also exclusive but allows the seller to sell the property themselves without paying a commission, limiting the flexibility to engage multiple brokers.