Agency
Which duty does a Connecticut buyer's agent owe ONLY to the buyer and NOT to the seller?
AHonesty and fair dealing
BDisclosure of material facts about the property
CConfidentiality of the buyer's financial situation and motivations✓ Correct
DTimely communication of offers
Explanation
Confidentiality of the buyer's personal information, motivations, and financial capacity is a duty owed exclusively to the buyer. The buyer's agent must not reveal this information to the seller or the seller's agent.
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