Agency
An agent discovers that the home has a cracked foundation not disclosed by the seller. The agent's duty is to:
AKeep it confidential as client information
BDisclose the material defect to prospective buyers✓ Correct
CNegotiate a higher commission to keep quiet
DNotify only the listing broker
Explanation
All licensees have a duty to disclose known material defects that could affect a buyer's decision, regardless of whom the licensee represents. Concealing defects violates Connecticut law.
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