Agency & LawQuestion 43 of 120
A single agent who represents the buyer in a transaction owes the buyer the duty to:
a.Disclose the buyer's maximum price to the seller
b.Always recommend the highest-priced property
c.Represent the seller equally
d.Keep the buyer's confidential information private and negotiate in the buyer's best interest
Explanation
A buyer's agent owes the buyer fiduciary duties, including confidentiality and loyalty, and must advocate for the buyer's interests. Revealing the buyer's top price to the seller would breach confidentiality.
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