Agency
An Arizona agent who tells a prospective buyer that a property is 'in the best school district' without verifying school boundaries is potentially guilty of:
APuffing, which is legal
BMisrepresentation if the statement is false and material to the buyer's decision✓ Correct
CSteering to a particular school district
DNo violation since school information is public
Explanation
An agent who makes a false material statement—even unintentionally—without verifying its accuracy can be guilty of misrepresentation. School boundaries should be verified with the school district, not assumed or guessed.
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