Agency
A South Carolina seller's agent who learns the buyer is financially distressed may:
AReveal this to the seller to give them negotiating advantage
BUse it to advise the seller without violating the buyer's privacy
CNot act on or disclose this confidential information✓ Correct
DShare it with the listing broker for use in negotiations
Explanation
Financial distress of the buyer could be considered confidential. However, if it affects the buyer's ability to close (a material fact), it may need to be disclosed.
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