Agency
An Arizona agent learns their buyer client is willing to pay up to $50,000 more than the list price. The agent must:
ADisclose this information to the seller since it is a material fact
BKeep this information confidential as it is confidential client information✓ Correct
CReport this information to ADRE
DDisclose it only if the buyer is competing with another offer
Explanation
The buyer's maximum willingness to pay is confidential client information. The buyer's agent owes a duty of confidentiality and must not disclose this information to the seller or seller's agent.
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