Agency
A NJ licensee who fails to present all offers to the seller before a contract is signed may be liable for:
ANothing, as it's the seller's obligation to ask for all offers
BBreach of fiduciary duty, disciplinary action by the NJREC, and potential civil liability✓ Correct
COnly a commission reduction
DA fine payable to the buyer
Explanation
Failure to present all written offers is a breach of the agent's fiduciary duty of loyalty and full disclosure to the seller. It can result in NJREC disciplinary action, civil liability, and commission forfeiture.
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