Agency
A Georgia buyer's broker who learns that the buyer intends to use the property for an illegal purpose should:
AA. Proceed with the transaction as the use doesn't affect the agent
BB. Withdraw from representation and potentially notify proper authorities✓ Correct
CC. Disclose this to the seller only
DD. Document the buyer's intent and proceed
Explanation
An agent who learns their client intends illegal activity should withdraw from representation. Continuing to assist could make the agent liable as an accomplice. Depending on the severity, reporting to authorities may be appropriate.
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