Agency
A North Dakota agent who tells a buyer 'this is the best house in Fargo, don't miss out' without factual basis is engaging in:
AMaterial misrepresentation
BPuffing — subjective opinion that is not actionable as fraud✓ Correct
CIllegal steering
DA violation of RESPA
Explanation
Puffing refers to exaggerated, subjective sales talk ('best house in Fargo,' 'perfect neighborhood') that a reasonable person would not rely on as a statement of fact. While unprofessional, puffing is generally not considered fraudulent misrepresentation.
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