A broker listed a seller's property for $75,000. A customer told the broker they would make an offer for $73,000 but were willing to pay $75,000 if necessary. What should the broker do?
A. Refuse to present the offer because it was less than the listed price.
B. Present the offer and not mention the buyer was willing to pay $75,000.
C. Present the offer ad inform the seller of the buyer's intent to increase the price.
D. Hold the offer and tell the buyer the seller rejected it.
Answer: C. Present the offer ad inform the seller of the buyer's intent to increase the price.
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