Agency
A Wisconsin buyer's agent is showing a property that the seller's agent has indicated is in excellent condition. Upon observation, the buyer's agent notices evidence of water damage. The buyer's agent should:
ATrust the seller's agent and say nothing
BPoint out the concern to the buyer and recommend an inspection by a qualified professional✓ Correct
CReport the seller's agent to DSPS for misrepresentation
DCancel the showing immediately
Explanation
A buyer's agent who observes potential issues should bring them to the buyer's attention and recommend appropriate professional inspection — this fulfills the duty of care to the buyer-client.
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