While a licensee representing a buyer is showing a property, the seller tells the buyer that the attic has 16 inches of insulation. The licensee observes that there are only 6 inches of insulation. The licensee should

While informing the seller's licensee may seem like a responsible action, it does not directly benefit the buyer. The licensee's primary responsibility is to their client—the buyer—and thus should focus on addressing the issue with them rather than relaying it back to the seller's representation.

Waiting for the home inspector to identify the discrepancy delays necessary communication with the buyer. The licensee is aware of the issue firsthand and should not postpone informing the buyer about a material fact that could influence their purchasing decision.

This option implies a reactive approach rather than a proactive one. The licensee has an obligation to provide the buyer with all pertinent information without waiting for the buyer to inquire, ensuring they have a comprehensive understanding of the property's condition.