A licensee has a listing on one of two stores owned by the same person. The licensee learns that the owner is selling the store because he has financial difficulties. The licensee finds a buyer for the store, and the sale is completed. The owner signs a listing contract with the licensee for the other store. Can the licensee use the information about the owners finances to find prospective buyers for the owners second store? $1.$Yes, because the licensee would be fulfilling his duty of diligence$2.$Yes, because the licensee learned the financial information during a fiduciary relationship$3.$No$,$ because to tell any buyer such information would violate the licensees duty of loyalty$4.$No$,$ because such information can be disclosed to a buyer only during the same listing period in which it is learned