Agency
A real estate agent who learns their buyer client plans to commit fraud should:
AProceed with the transaction since the agent is not responsible for the client's actions
BWithdraw from representation and potentially report the fraud✓ Correct
CDocument the fraud and continue to represent the client
DNotify only the other party in the transaction
Explanation
An agent cannot assist a client in fraud or illegal activity. The agent must withdraw from the representation and, depending on the circumstances, may be required to report the planned fraud to appropriate authorities.
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