Agency
If a New Mexico buyer's agent discovers the property has an undisclosed unpermitted addition, the agent should:
AIgnore it if the buyer seems unconcerned
BDisclose the issue to the buyer so they can investigate further before closing✓ Correct
CReport it to the local building department immediately
DTell the seller to disclose it to avoid liability
Explanation
An unpermitted addition is a material fact the buyer's agent must disclose. Unpermitted work can affect habitability, insurance, financing, and future sale value—the buyer needs this information to make an informed decision.
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