Agency
Under Alaska agency law, a listing agent's duty to the seller MOST commonly includes all of the following EXCEPT:
AMarketing the property to achieve the best possible price
BPresenting all offers in a timely manner
CResearching all available properties for the seller to purchase next✓ Correct
DMaintaining confidentiality about the seller's motivation
Explanation
A listing agent represents the seller and owes duties related to selling the current property — marketing, presenting offers, and maintaining confidentiality. The agent does not have a duty to research properties for the seller to purchase next (that would be the role of a buyer's agent once the seller transitions to being a buyer).
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