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Verification of a suspected concession is best pursued through:

Correct Answer

C) MLS remarks and confirmation with a party to the transaction

Why this is correct: Concessions are terms of sale best verified through sources with direct knowledge: MLS remarks and confirmation with a party to the transaction (e.g., agent, buyer, seller). Why the other choices are wrong: The county assessor's annual valuation notice for that parcel records value for tax purposes, not sale terms. The buyer's mortgage broker and the lender's underwriting file may have data, but MLS and parties are more direct. The listing photographs archived on public real estate sites show physical features, not financial terms. Exam tip: Verify concessions directly; don't rely on indirect records.

Answer Options
A
The county assessor's annual valuation notice for that parcel
B
The buyer's mortgage broker and the lender's underwriting file
C
MLS remarks and confirmation with a party to the transaction
D
The listing photographs archived on public real estate sites

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: Concessions are terms of sale best verified through sources with direct knowledge: MLS remarks and confirmation with a party to the transaction (e.g., agent, buyer, seller). Why the other choices are wrong: The county assessor's annual valuation notice for that parcel records value for tax purposes, not sale terms. The buyer's mortgage broker and the lender's underwriting file may have data, but MLS and parties are more direct. The listing photographs archived on public real estate sites show physical features, not financial terms. Exam tip: Verify concessions directly; don't rely on indirect records.

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