Agency
A Maine real estate agent whose client asks them to write an offer far above what comparable properties have sold for should:
AWrite the offer as instructed without comment
BAdvise the client of comparable sales data, then follow the client's lawful instructions✓ Correct
CRefuse to write the offer
DOnly write the offer if the client signs a waiver
Explanation
The agent has a duty of reasonable care to advise the client, including sharing comparable sales data. However, after providing professional advice, the agent must follow the client's lawful instructions (duty of obedience).
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