Buyer clients discover that the dining room light fixture has been removed after closing the sale. Seller Shaw was represented by ABC Realty Inc. and the buyer clients by Salesperson Barr from a cooperating brokerage. What should Salesperson Barr do?

In this scenario, since the dining room light fixture was removed after closing without the buyer's knowledge, Salesperson Barr should contact the listing salesperson at ABC Realty Inc. to work towards a solution. The listing salesperson, as the representative of the seller in this transaction, is the appropriate party to address and resolve the issue with. It is important for Salesperson Barr to communicate with the listing salesperson to understand what happened and work together to find a resolution that satisfies the buyer clients.

Options A, B, C, E, and F are not the best courses of action in this situation. Option A suggests contacting the seller directly, which may not be appropriate as the seller was represented by ABC Realty Inc. Option B dismisses the issue, which is not proactive in representing the buyer clients' interests. Option C advises the buyer clients to reach out to ABC Realty Inc., which shifts responsibility away from Salesperson Barr. Option E recommends filing a complaint, which should be considered only after attempting to resolve the issue directly. Option F involves informing the brokerage manager, which may be premature before trying to address the issue with the listing salesperson.