Agency
When a NC buyer's agent presents an offer on behalf of their buyer, they are fulfilling which fiduciary duty?
AConfidentiality
BObedience and diligence — carrying out the client's lawful instructions promptly✓ Correct
CLoyalty to the seller
DAccounting to the NCREC
Explanation
Presenting an offer on the buyer's behalf is an act of obedience (following the client's instructions) and diligence (acting promptly and competently) in fulfilling the buyer agent's role.
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