Agency
A Texas buyer's agent who has actual knowledge that a listed property has foundation issues the seller has not disclosed is obligated to:
AKeep the information confidential to avoid harming the deal
BDisclose the known material defect to their buyer client✓ Correct
CReport the defect to TREC immediately
DRefuse to show the property until the seller discloses
Explanation
A buyer's agent must disclose known material defects to their buyer client. The agent cannot suppress information that would be material to the buyer's decision, even if it jeopardizes the transaction.
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