What kind of information is a personal assistant allowed to share?

A personal assistant in real estate is typically allowed to share factual information about a property, such as the listing price and whether the property is under contract. This type of information is considered public knowledge and serves to inform potential buyers without disclosing sensitive or confidential details.

The listing price is relevant for buyers who are evaluating whether a property fits within their budget, and knowledge of a property's contractual status (whether it is under contract) helps set realistic expectations. This transparency is crucial in the real estate context, as it aids clients in making informed decisions about their property interests.

In contrast, discussing the purchase price and previous sale history, while potentially informative, may delve into more sensitive data that is not typically shared without express permission. Likewise, pending offers and inspection reports often contain confidential details about negotiations and property conditions that are not appropriate to disclose. Sharing personal details of the seller goes against privacy norms and ethical standards in real estate practice, as it could compromise the seller’s personal information and motivations. Thus, the correct choice focuses on public and straightforward information that aids in the property transaction process without infringing on confidentiality.