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 appropriate, it does not prioritize the buyer's interests. The licensee is obligated to represent the buyer and should focus on providing them with the necessary information rather than communicating with the seller's representative about the issue.

Delaying action until the home inspector arrives may not be in the best interest of the buyer. The licensee has firsthand knowledge of the insulation discrepancy and should not defer responsibility; immediate communication can help the buyer make timely decisions regarding the property.

This response fails to fulfill the licensee's proactive duty to inform the buyer. The licensee should not wait for the buyer to inquire about the insulation but should take the initiative to disclose their observation directly to ensure the buyer is fully informed.