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 the signed offer only to the seller would mean the buyer is not informed of the seller's acceptance. This practice could lead to misunderstandings or disputes if the buyer is unaware of the terms that have been agreed upon.

If the licensee gives the signed offer only to the buyer, the seller remains uninformed about the acceptance of the offer. This would disrupt the communication process and could create legal complications if the seller is not aware that the offer has been officially accepted.

While it is important for the broker to be involved in the transaction, the licensee is required to provide copies to both the buyer and seller directly. Simply giving a copy to the broker does not fulfill the obligation to keep both parties informed about the transaction.