When a licensee acts as a buyers agent, he/she can:
a. expect to act as a subagent since the seller is paying the commission.
b. withhold negative information about the buyer from the seller.
c. present offers directly to the seller on behalf of the buyer.
d. present offers to the seller or the sellers agent, if the seller so consents.
Answer: d. present offers to the seller or the sellers agent, if the seller so consents.
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