Agency
A NH buyer's agent who has a financial interest in the property being shown to the buyer (e.g., the agent's family owns a stake in the property) must:
ASell the property to the buyer since the agent has a financial interest in making the sale
BDisclose the financial interest to the buyer immediately and let the buyer decide whether to continue using that agent✓ Correct
CKeep the interest confidential to avoid complicating the transaction
DOnly disclose if the buyer specifically asks
Explanation
A financial interest in the property being sold creates a direct conflict of interest. The agent must immediately disclose this interest to the buyer in writing so the buyer can make an informed decision about whether to continue using that agent or seek independent representation.
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