Agency (alternative)
Under Maryland law, a seller's agent who receives information suggesting the buyer has inspection concerns about the roof should:
AImmediately tell the seller so they can offer a repair credit before being asked
BOnly respond if the buyer's agent officially requests disclosure
CProvide this information to the seller as it relates to buyer motivation✓ Correct
DKeep it confidential to maintain the sale
Explanation
Information about the buyer's concerns is relevant to the seller's position and negotiating strategy. A seller's agent should share buyer feedback (including inspection concerns) with their seller client.
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