hard · National Real Estate Exam disclosures
At a brokerage training meeting, Reese Diaz evaluates this fact pattern: A seller completes a property-condition disclosure, and the buyer asks whether that form replaces an independent inspection.
How should the licensee handle the situation?
- Guarantee that every condition on the form is complete and correct.
- Advise the buyer to rely only on visible cosmetic condition.
- Explain that disclosure does not replace an independent inspection.
- Tell the buyer an inspection is prohibited once the form is delivered.
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