A seller told the licensee not to bother with anything under $260,000. The licensee receives an offer of $246,667. The licensee should do which of the following

While informing the buyer about the seller's demands might seem helpful, it does not fulfill the licensee's duty to present the offer. The licensee's primary responsibility is to communicate offers to the seller, not to act as a gatekeeper or filter offers based on the seller's previous instructions.

This choice suggests a delay in presenting the offer, which is not appropriate. The licensee must present all offers immediately, regardless of the expectation of higher offers. Delaying the presentation could lead to missed opportunities for the seller.

Attempting to persuade the seller to lower their price is not within the licensee's responsibilities when it comes to handling offers. The licensee should focus on presenting the offer rather than trying to influence the seller's pricing strategy, which is ultimately the seller's decision.