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 might seem appropriate, it does not directly serve the buyer's interests. The licensee's primary responsibility is to the buyer, and addressing the issue with the seller's representative does not provide immediate clarity or protect the buyer's position regarding the property.

Delaying action until the home inspector arrives may lead to potential misunderstandings or misrepresentation of the property's condition. The licensee should proactively communicate their observations to the buyer rather than waiting for another party to address the discrepancy.

This choice suggests a passive approach, implying that the licensee would only disclose information if the buyer specifically inquires. Given the significant discrepancy in insulation, the licensee should take the initiative to inform the buyer without waiting for questions, ensuring they have all the relevant information for their decision.