Agency
An Alaska seller instructs the listing agent to tell buyers the property 'has no foundation issues' when the agent has seen evidence of settling. The agent should:
AFollow the seller's instructions since the agent works for the seller
BRefuse to make that statement and advise the seller to disclose the known issue✓ Correct
CMake the statement but add a disclaimer
DTell only buyers who directly ask about the foundation
Explanation
An agent cannot make fraudulent or misleading statements to buyers even if instructed by the client. Making a false statement about foundation condition would constitute misrepresentation. The agent must refuse and advise the seller to disclose known issues, or withdraw from the listing.
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