Agency
Under Alaska law, a listing agent is required to present all offers regardless of:
AThe price offered relative to the listing price
BWhether the agent believes the seller will accept the offer
CBoth A and B✓ Correct
DNeither A nor B — the agent may screen offers before presenting
Explanation
A listing agent must present all written offers to the seller promptly, regardless of the price, terms, or the agent's personal opinion about whether the seller will accept. Screening or withholding offers violates the agent's duty to the seller.
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