Seller Martin agreed to give a listing to Broker Hagg, provided that Martin would net $37,000 from the sale after paying the broker's 4% commission and settlement costs of approximately $600. Under these circumstances, Broker Hagg should list the property for at least:

A: $37,000;
B: $38,261;
C: $39,228;
D: $39,167

Answer: D: $39,167

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