Agency
In Hawaii, a buyer's agent who discovers the seller is emotionally distressed and willing to accept far below market value must:
AA. Encourage the buyer to take advantage of the situation immediately
BB. Advise their buyer client of the information but must still present all offers as directed✓ Correct
CC. Disclose the seller's emotional state to the buyer so they can offer less
DD. Withdraw from the transaction to avoid conflict
Explanation
A buyer's agent has a fiduciary duty to their buyer client and may advise them of relevant information, but cannot exploit a vulnerable seller through deception or unfair dealing.
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