After writing a purchase contract on behalf of a buyer, the licensee leaves a copy with the buyer. The licensee then presents the offer to the seller, who accepts and signs it. The licensee MUST now give a copy of the offer to

Providing a copy solely to the seller neglects the buyer's right to be informed about the acceptance of their offer. Both parties need to have copies of the signed contract to uphold transparency in the transaction and ensure that both are aware of the terms agreed upon.

Giving the copy only to the buyer disregards the seller's involvement in the agreement. It is crucial that both parties receive documentation of the accepted offer to maintain a clear understanding of their obligations and rights under the contract.

While it is common practice to provide documentation to the broker, this option fails to fulfill the immediate requirement of providing copies to both the buyer and seller. The broker's involvement does not replace the necessity for both parties to receive their own copies of the accepted offer.