Lakeside Property

Lakeside Property.Ronnie agreed to act as Sue's agent in finding a piece of lakeside property for her at a good price and in obtaining a loan for her with which to purchase the property.She agreed to pay him $500 for doing so.To assist Ronnie in his duties,Sue disclosed to Ronnie confidential information about her finances and debts.Ronnie decided that he needed help and paid Rick $300 to look for property for Sue.Bruce told Ronnie about a great deal on a piece of lakeside property that Bruce had for sale.In fact,the deal was so good that Ronnie purchased the property for himself.When Sue found out about the property Ronnie bought for himself,she complained to Ronnie.He defended himself on the basis that he was not actually working for Sue when he found out about the deal.At the time,he was playing golf with Bruce.He also told Sue that he had hired Rick for $300 to assist him and that he could not be held liable because he had turned the job over to Rick.He asked Sue for reimbursement of that amount.Sue fired Ronnie,threatening to sue him.Ronnie told Sue that he would counterclaim for the $300 owed to Rick.Only after he was fired,Ronnie disclosed to a number of parties information regarding Sue's spending habits that he thought were excessive.Which of the following is the most likely result if Sue sues Ronnie for purchasing the property from Bruce?

A) Sue will lose,because Ronnie had the right to act in his own best interest.
B) Sue will lose,but only because Ronnie was not involved in work duties when he heard about the property.
C) Sue will lose,because Ronnie had validly assigned all duties to Rick.
D) Sue will win.
E) Sue will win,but only if she can establish that she expressly told Ronnie that he could not assign the contractual duties under the contract.