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A seller's agent is aware that the property's basement floods every spring, but the seller has marked 'No' on the property disclosure form.

What is the agent's duty?

  1. The agent is protected from liability as long as they provide the buyer with the seller's signed form.
  2. The agent must disclose the flooding to all prospective buyers, despite the seller's statement.
  3. The agent must follow the seller's instructions and remain silent to protect the client.
  4. The agent should suggest the buyer hire their own inspector and say nothing further.

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