Agency
A Texas listing agent who receives a buyer's offer for 90% of the list price while the property is only a week on the market should:
AReject the offer without presenting it to the seller
BPresent the offer promptly to the seller along with market analysis to help them evaluate it✓ Correct
CCounter at full price without consulting the seller
DWait until more offers come in before presenting
Explanation
The listing agent has a duty to promptly present all written offers to the seller and to provide information that helps the seller make an informed decision. The agent may provide market analysis and their professional opinion, but the decision to accept, counter, or reject is entirely the seller's to make.
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