Arizona License Law
An Arizona licensee who represents a buyer in a transaction where the seller is offering 'no buyer agent commission' should:
ARefuse to show the property
BInform the buyer that compensation arrangements may affect buyer costs and discuss options including buyer-paid compensation✓ Correct
CShow the property but not prepare an offer
DContact ADRE for guidance before proceeding
Explanation
When seller-paid buyer agent compensation is not offered, the buyer's agent must inform the buyer of the situation and discuss how the agent will be compensated, which may require a buyer-paid fee arrangement per the buyer representation agreement.
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