Agency
In Wyoming, an agent must disclose which of the following to their buyer client?
AThe seller's emotional attachment to the property
BAny known defects or conditions that materially affect the property's value or desirability✓ Correct
CThe seller's negotiation strategy
DThe listing agent's commission rate
Explanation
An agent representing a buyer must disclose known material facts about the property—defects, environmental issues, title problems—that would affect a reasonable buyer's decision. This duty exists even if the buyer's agent obtained the information from the listing agent or the seller's disclosures.
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