Agency
An Idaho listing agent who fails to present a low offer to the seller because they think it's too low has:
AActed appropriately by protecting the seller's time
BBreached the duty to present all written offers to the seller✓ Correct
CFulfilled their duty of reasonable care
DProperly exercised their professional judgment
Explanation
A listing agent has the duty to present all written offers to the seller, regardless of the agent's opinion of the offer's merit. Failing to present an offer is a breach of fiduciary duty.
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