What is the broker's duty concerning all offers received?

The broker's primary duty concerning all offers received is to present those offers to the client. This duty is critical because brokers must ensure that their clients are fully informed about all potential transactions. By presenting every offer, the broker allows the client to make informed decisions regarding negotiations and potential acceptance or rejection of offers.

Presenting offers also adheres to the ethical obligations and legal responsibilities that brokers have to their clients, ensuring transparency in the real estate process. It is essential when handling offers that the broker communicates clearly and faithfully represents the client's interests throughout the transaction process. By doing so, brokers facilitate effective decision-making for their clients in real estate transactions.

Other options, such as negotiating, rejecting, or ignoring offers, do not encompass the complete duty of a broker toward their clients regarding received offers. While negotiation can be a part of the process following the presentation of an offer, it does not supersede the initial obligation to present all offers.