Agency
An Arizona buyer's agent discovers that the seller has received a higher competing offer. The buyer's agent MUST:
ADisclose the existence of the competing offer to their buyer client✓ Correct
BKeep the information confidential to avoid influencing the buyer
CAsk the listing agent to confirm the competing offer in writing before disclosing
DDisclose the competing offer amount to their buyer to help them outbid
Explanation
A buyer's agent must disclose all material information that could affect the buyer's decision, including the existence of competing offers. However, the agent may not disclose the specific terms of competing offers without the seller's consent.
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