Agency
A Hawaii real estate agent who fails to disclose a known material defect in a property they are listing may be liable for:
AA. Only administrative disciplinary action
BB. Fraud or misrepresentation, and potential license revocation✓ Correct
CC. A fine of $100
DD. Nothing if the seller instructed them not to disclose
Explanation
Failure to disclose known material defects can expose an agent to fraud or misrepresentation claims and disciplinary action, regardless of seller instructions.
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