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Is Keira Breaching Her Duties?

Keira's sellers have decided to list their home at $300,000. They say they don't have much wiggle room on the price and ask to not even be bothered with an offer less than $290,000. After a few weeks on the market, an offer comes in at $280,000. Keira thinks for a minute about what to do, then calls the buyer's agent back to tell him that his clients need to bring the offer up; the listing price is $300,000.

Did Keira break any fiduciary duties?

A. No, she obeyed the client's request not to present offers less than $290,000.
B. No. She did not divulge confidential information that the sellers are willing to accept $290,000.
C. Yes. She must present every offer to the client, regardless of their instructions, and she did not.
D. Yes. She negotiated on the seller's behalf by telling the buyer's agent to bring the offer up.