Agency
A Montana buyer's agent who discovers during a showing that the property has a cracked foundation should:
AKeep quiet to avoid derailing the transaction
BImmediately disclose this observed material defect to their buyer client✓ Correct
COnly mention it if the buyer asks about the foundation
DInform the listing agent but not the buyer
Explanation
A buyer's agent who observes a potential material defect (such as a cracked foundation) has a duty of full disclosure to their buyer client. The agent should inform the buyer and recommend a professional structural inspection.
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