Agency
A Wisconsin listing agent discovers that the seller intentionally concealed a leaking basement from buyers. The agent should:
AKeep the information confidential as the seller's agent
BAdvise the seller to disclose the defect and, if the seller refuses, consider withdrawing from the listing✓ Correct
CInclude the defect in advertising to alert buyers
DReport the seller to DSPS before taking any other action
Explanation
When a Wisconsin listing agent learns of intentional concealment of a material defect, the agent should advise the seller to disclose it. If the seller refuses, the agent should consider withdrawing from the representation to avoid participating in fraud.
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