Agency
An Alaska buyer's agent who discovers a previously unknown structural problem during a home visit should:
AKeep the information confidential from the seller
BDisclose the information to the buyer and recommend a professional inspection✓ Correct
CAdvise the buyer to immediately lower their offer without inspection
DOnly disclose if the defect exceeds $5,000 in estimated repair cost
Explanation
An agent who becomes aware of material information — including potential structural problems — must disclose it to their client (the buyer). Concealing such information, or failing to recommend professional inspection, would breach the duty of disclosure and reasonable care.
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