Agency
In South Dakota, which of the following is a 'material adverse fact' that must be disclosed by an agent regardless of which party they represent?
AThe seller's asking price and motivation
BStructural defects that could affect the property's value or safety✓ Correct
CThe identity of competing buyers
DThe seller's minimum acceptable price
Explanation
Material adverse facts — including structural defects, known environmental issues, or conditions that significantly affect value or safety — must be disclosed to all parties regardless of the agent's representation role.
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