Agency
Under Minnesota law, a listing broker who learns that the seller is willing to accept less than the list price:
AMust immediately share this with all buyers
BShould keep this confidential and not disclose it to buyers without the seller's permission✓ Correct
CMust post a price reduction in the MLS within 24 hours
DMust report it to the Department of Commerce
Explanation
The seller's motivation and willingness to accept less than the list price is confidential information. A listing broker owes loyalty to the seller and must not disclose this without the seller's authorization, as it would harm the seller's negotiating position.
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