Agency
An Arizona seller tells their listing agent they will accept $380,000, though the property is listed at $399,000. The agent must:
AImmediately disclose this to all buyer prospects
BKeep this information confidential as the seller's privileged financial information✓ Correct
CDisclose only if directly asked by a buyer
DReport this to the MLS as the true price
Explanation
The seller's willingness to accept less than the list price (motivational information) is confidential client information that the agent must keep secret. Disclosing it would violate the duty of confidentiality.
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