Agency
A Delaware listing agent who fails to present a written offer because they personally believe the seller will not accept it has:
AActed appropriately to protect the seller's time
BViolated their fiduciary duty of loyalty and disclosure to the seller✓ Correct
CActed in accordance with Commission guidelines
DProtected the buyer's confidentiality
Explanation
A listing agent is required to present all written offers to the seller promptly. Deciding which offers to present based on personal opinion violates the fiduciary duty to act in the seller's best interest.
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