Agency
In Arizona, 'puffing' in real estate means:
AMaking a false statement of material fact
BExpressing opinions or exaggerated general statements that a reasonable buyer would not take as literal facts✓ Correct
CPromoting the property above its market value
DMaking an unauthorized representation about the property
Explanation
Puffing refers to general, non-specific promotional statements or opinions ('this is the best neighborhood,' 'you'll love the view') that a reasonable person would not take as literal facts. It is distinguished from misrepresentation of specific facts.
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