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In Delaware, when must a real estate broker present all offers to the seller?
AOnly offers that meet the list price or above
BAll written offers, promptly upon receipt, unless the seller instructs otherwise in writing✓ Correct
CAll offers within 48 hours of receipt
DOnly offers the broker believes the seller will accept
Explanation
Delaware real estate regulations require licensees to submit all written offers to the seller promptly upon receipt. Selectively presenting or withholding offers without seller authorization is a serious violation.
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