Agency
A Kansas licensee who acts as a buyer's agent must inform their buyer-client of:
AThe seller's financial problems only
BAll known material facts including defects, competing offers, and property history relevant to the buyer's decision✓ Correct
COnly the property defects identified in the inspection report
DInformation provided only by the listing agent
Explanation
A buyer's agent must disclose all known material facts — including property defects, title issues, history, and any other information that may affect the buyer's decision to purchase.
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