Agency
A Colorado buyer's agent who knows the seller is going through a divorce and is motivated to sell quickly should:
ATell the seller's agent about this knowledge
BUse this information to advise the buyer on negotiating strategy while maintaining appropriate confidentiality✓ Correct
CDisclose this information in writing to the seller
DWithdraw from the transaction to avoid a conflict of interest
Explanation
A buyer's agent who learns information that could help the buyer in negotiations (like the seller's motivation) should use this to advise the buyer on negotiating strategy — this is part of the fiduciary duty of loyalty. They should not disclose confidential information about the seller to third parties.
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