Agency
An Arizona agent representing a buyer discovers a material defect in a property that the seller has not disclosed. The agent must:
AKeep the information confidential as it benefits the buyer's negotiating position
BDisclose the defect to the buyer but not to the seller or seller's agent
CDisclose the known material defect regardless of who the agent represents✓ Correct
DWait until the inspection period to disclose the information
Explanation
Arizona agents have an affirmative duty to disclose known material facts to all parties regardless of agency relationship. Concealing a material defect exposes the agent to liability and violates ADRE rules.
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