According to common-law fiduciary principles, a real estate licensee acting solely as a buyer's agent will not disclose any confidential information received from the

A buyer's agent is not obligated to keep information from the seller confidential since their primary duty is to the buyer. The seller is not the agent's client in this scenario, and therefore, any information disclosed to the agent by the seller does not fall under the fiduciary duty of confidentiality owed to the buyer.

This choice is incorrect because while the buyer's agent must keep the buyer's information confidential, they do not have the same obligation regarding the seller. The agent's fiduciary duty extends only to the buyer in this scenario, meaning they do not need to maintain confidentiality about the seller’s information.

The listing agent is typically representing the seller and is not the client of the buyer's agent. Thus, the buyer's agent is not required to keep any information received from the listing agent confidential, as their primary fiduciary duty lies with the buyer.