Agency
Which action by a New Mexico agent would constitute a breach of the duty of confidentiality?
ADisclosing a lead paint hazard to the buyer
BRevealing the seller's willingness to accept a lower price to the buyer without authorization✓ Correct
CTelling the buyer the property was built in 1985
DInforming the buyer of the current zoning designation
Explanation
Revealing the seller's negotiating position—such as their willingness to accept a lower price—without authorization violates the agent's duty of confidentiality to the seller.
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