Agency
If a Michigan buyer's agent learns that their buyer-client is willing to pay significantly more for a property, the agent should:
AImmediately tell the seller's agent
BKeep this information confidential and not disclose it without the buyer's consent✓ Correct
CDisclose it in writing to all parties
DReport it to LARA
Explanation
A buyer's agent owes a duty of confidentiality to their client. The buyer's highest price is confidential information that must not be disclosed to the seller or listing agent without the buyer's permission.
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