Agency
A Maine buyer's agent discovers that the seller has received a higher offer but not yet accepted it. The buyer's agent must:
ADisclose this to the buyer immediately✓ Correct
BKeep the information confidential per listing agent instructions
CContact the seller directly to confirm
DAdvise the buyer to increase their offer without disclosing why
Explanation
A buyer's agent owes a duty of disclosure to their buyer-client. If the agent learns of a competing offer (through proper channels), this material information must be disclosed to the buyer.
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