Agency
In Tennessee, an agent who discovers a structural defect during a showing must:
AKeep the information confidential to protect the deal
BDisclose the defect to their client and, if the agent has actual knowledge, to the other party as a material fact✓ Correct
COnly report it to TREC
DWait until after closing to mention it
Explanation
Known material defects discovered by an agent must be disclosed — to the agent's client and to the other party if the agent has actual knowledge. Concealing material defects exposes the agent to liability for fraud.
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