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Angela, a listing agent in San Diego, notices ceiling stains during her visual inspection of a property. The seller says the stains are from an old spill, not a leak. Under California law, what should Angela do regarding the TDS?

Correct Answer

D) Disclose the ceiling stains on her agent visual inspection section of the TDS as observed conditions

Under California Civil Code §2079, the listing agent must conduct a reasonably competent visual inspection and disclose all findings in the agent section of the TDS. Angela observed ceiling stains — a visible condition — and must report this observation regardless of the seller's explanation about the cause.

Answer Options
A
Accept the seller's explanation and note that the leak was previously repaired
B
Recommend the seller paint over the stains before showing the property to buyers
C
Remove the listing until the seller provides documentation proving the stains are not leak-related
D
Disclose the ceiling stains on her agent visual inspection section of the TDS as observed conditions

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