A seller's broker is out at the bar with some friends when he overhears someone saying that the property he is selling had a huge fire three years ago. The seller did not say anything about a history of fire on the property. There is currently an offer to purchase on the property. What is the most ethical choice in this situation? Select one: a. The broker should keep the information to himself b. The broker should tell all parties to the transaction about the fire c. The broker should cancel the offer to purchase and let the buyer know about the fire so they can submit a revised offer d. The broker should ask the seller about the fire A seller's broker is out at the bar with some friends when he overhears someone saying that the property he is selling had a huge fire three years ago. The seller did not say anything about a history of fire on the property. There is currently an offer to purchase on the property. What is the most ethical choice in this situation? Select one: a. The broker should keep the information to himself b. The broker should tell all parties to the transaction about the fire c. The broker should cancel the offer to purchase and let the buyer know about the fire so they can submit a revised offer d. The broker should ask the seller about the fire