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Maria is selling her single-family home in Denver. She is aware that the basement has experienced water intrusion during heavy rain events but has since patched the wall. She does not mention this issue to the buyer. Under Colorado law, which of the following best describes Maria's obligation?

Correct Answer

B) Maria must disclose the water intrusion history because it is a known material defect

Under C.R.S. § 38-35.7-101 et seq., Colorado sellers must disclose all known material defects using the CREC-approved Seller's Property Disclosure form. Prior water intrusion, even if repaired, is a known material defect that must be disclosed because it affects the property's value and the buyer's decision-making.

Answer Options
A
Maria has no obligation to disclose defects that have already been repaired
B
Maria must disclose the water intrusion history because it is a known material defect
C
Maria only needs to disclose defects if the buyer specifically asks about them
D
Maria must disclose only defects that are currently visible and active

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