Agency
When a buyer's agent receives a counteroffer from the seller, the agent's duty is to:
AAdvise the buyer to reject it if it differs from the original offer
BPresent it to the buyer promptly and explain its terms✓ Correct
CNegotiate directly with the seller without involving the buyer
DSubmit it to the Alaska Real Estate Commission for review
Explanation
The duty of disclosure and communication requires a buyer's agent to promptly present all counteroffers and explain the terms to the buyer-client so the buyer can make an informed decision.
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