If listing broker measures the property, what item must be indicated?

• A. Land Value
• B. Method Used
• C. Market Value
• D. Owner's Name

Answer: (B)

The important idea here is transparency in how square footage is determined. If the listing broker measures the property, they must clearly indicate the method used to measure. This matters because different measurement approaches can yield different square footage numbers, which can affect a buyer’s understanding and the property's perceived value.By specifying the method—for example, whether measurements were taken interiorly or exteriorly, and what standard or spaces are included—the buyer can accurately compare listings and avoid confusion or misrepresentation. The other items listed—land value, market value, and owner’s name—do not address how the measurement was obtained, so they don’t satisfy this requirement.