Agency
In Rhode Island, an agent's duty of 'confidentiality' means the agent must NOT disclose which of the following?
AKnown material defects in the property
BThe client's motivation, financial condition, or willingness to accept less/pay more without consent✓ Correct
CAgency relationship disclosures
DThe list price of the property
Explanation
An agent's duty of confidentiality requires keeping the client's personal information, negotiating strategies, financial situation, and motivations private, unless the client consents to disclosure.
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