Which question may a salesperson answer for a buyer?

A salesperson can provide information about the average income of residents in a community because this type of data is generally considered public information and does not require specialized legal or professional advice. It helps the buyer gauge the demographics and economic status of the area, which can be important for their purchasing decision.

The other questions are more complex and often require in-depth knowledge or professional expertise. Questions about whether a property is under contract or the final sale price of similar properties involve specifics that may only be accurately disclosed by the listing agent or require access to proprietary market data. The inquiry regarding tax implications involves legal and financial expertise that typically falls outside the scope of a salesperson’s training and responsibilities, making it imperative that a buyer consults with an appropriate professional in that field.