Agency
In Arizona, when a buyer's agent submits an offer on behalf of a client, the agent's duty regarding the offer price is to:
AInflate the offered price without the buyer's knowledge to ensure acceptance
BAccurately convey exactly the price and terms authorized by the buyer, without modification✓ Correct
CRecommend a price below what the buyer authorized to leave room for negotiation
DDisclose the buyer's maximum authorized price to the seller to facilitate agreement
Explanation
A buyer's agent must submit offers exactly as the buyer authorizes. Changing the price without the buyer's consent (up or down) is a breach of fiduciary duty.
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