Agency
A Montana buyer's broker who discovers that the property the buyer wants to purchase has a serious undisclosed foundation problem must:
AKeep it confidential since they represent only the buyer
BDisclose it to the buyer immediately and advise seeking expert evaluation✓ Correct
COnly mention it if the seller's agent asks
DReport it to the Montana Board of Realty Regulation before telling the buyer
Explanation
A buyer's broker owes their client (the buyer) the duty to disclose all material facts affecting the property, including serious structural issues. This is a core fiduciary duty that supersedes any concern about deal complications.
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