Agency
A Kansas seller's agent who knowingly misrepresents the property's square footage to a buyer may be liable for:
AOnly an ethical violation
BFraud and misrepresentation, potentially resulting in license revocation and civil liability✓ Correct
CA fine of $100 maximum
DSuspension of MLS membership only
Explanation
Knowingly misrepresenting material facts like square footage constitutes fraud and could result in KREC disciplinary action, license revocation, and civil liability for damages.
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