Agency
An Alaska agent who does not disclose their professional opinion that the buyer is overpaying for a property is:
AProtecting the seller's interests by remaining silent
BPotentially breaching the duty to advise the buyer of all relevant facts affecting their decision✓ Correct
CFollowing standard practice — agents rarely comment on price
DComplying with the duty of obedience by not interfering
Explanation
A buyer's agent owes the buyer the duty of disclosure and reasonable care, which includes advising the buyer about material information relevant to their decision — including when comparable sales suggest the property is overpriced. Remaining silent about a material pricing issue may breach the agent's duty.
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