Agency
An Arizona licensee acting as a seller's agent who learns that the buyer is financially overextended and may default should:
AShare this information with the seller immediately as it affects the transaction✓ Correct
BKeep the information confidential since it is the buyer's personal financial information
CReport the buyer's financial situation to the ADRE
DAdvise the buyer to withdraw the offer
Explanation
A seller's agent owes fiduciary duties to the seller, including the duty to disclose material facts that could affect the seller's decision. A buyer's potential inability to close is a material fact the seller's agent must disclose to the seller.
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