Contracts
A Rhode Island seller who receives multiple offers simultaneously should:
AAccept the first offer received regardless of price
BConsult with their agent and respond to all offers, potentially countering or accepting the best one✓ Correct
CDisclose all offer prices to each competing buyer
DInstruct their agent to only present the highest-priced offer
Explanation
When multiple offers are received, the seller should consult with their agent and may respond to all offers. The seller is not obligated to accept any offer and should consider all material terms, not just price.
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