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Kevin, a buyer's agent in California, receives a TDS for a property his client wants to purchase. Several questions in the seller's section are left blank. What should Kevin advise his client?

Correct Answer

C) Request that the seller complete all applicable sections of the TDS before removing contingencies

Under California Civil Code §1102.6, the seller must complete all applicable sections of the TDS in good faith. An incomplete TDS does not satisfy the seller's statutory obligation. Kevin should advise his client to request a fully completed TDS before making decisions about contingency removal.

Answer Options
A
Accept the TDS as delivered since the seller has no obligation to answer every question
B
Waive the TDS contingency to demonstrate good faith to the seller
C
Request that the seller complete all applicable sections of the TDS before removing contingencies
D
Fill in the missing information from the buyer's agent inspection to supplement the seller's section

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