Which action would NOT violate a limited agent's conduct limitations?

The correct answer is choice B, as giving buyers information about other homes that have sold in the area aligns with the limited agent's role and does not violate any conduct limitations.

In a limited agency relationship, the agent must maintain a neutral stance and avoid disclosing confidential information about either party without permission. Providing comparable sales data or information about other homes that have sold is a standard practice in real estate. This type of information is publicly available and does not infringe upon the confidentiality or interests of either party involved in the transaction.

The other actions listed would contravene the conduct limitations imposed on a limited agent. Disclosing private negotiations would breach confidentiality. Failing to inform the seller of the buyer's financial status could hinder the seller's ability to make informed decisions and could also be seen as a failure to act in the best interest of the client. Refusing to confirm the seller's timeline could disrupt the process and limit effective communication, thereby not fulfilling the duties expected of an agent. Thus, providing information about other homes sold is a permissible and beneficial action in a limited agency context.