The seller has a contract to sell the property for $80,000. Another buyer wants to make an offer for $85,000. You should..
A. Tell the second buyer the property is already under contract and you cannot present the new offer
B. Present the offer and if it is not contingent upon the present offer offer's failure to close, insert a contingency in a counter offer
C. Tell the seller to break the $80,000 contract and accept the new $85,000 offer
D. Hold the new offer and present it only if the first contract does not close
Answer: B. Present the offer and if it is not contingent upon the present offer offer's failure to close, insert a contingency in a counter offer
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