Agency
In South Carolina, what is 'puffing' in real estate?
AFraudulent misrepresentation of material facts
BExaggerated, non-factual opinions or sales talk that a reasonable person would not rely on as fact✓ Correct
CIllegal advertising practices
DConcealment of known defects
Explanation
Puffing is subjective, exaggerated sales talk ('best neighborhood in the city'). Unlike misrepresentation, puffing involves opinions rather than facts and generally does not create legal liability.
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