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During a file review involving a commercial outparcel in Bibb County, the broker flags a Georgia compliance issue. Example 10 is under review. The office is debating the claim that flood maps are so technical that Georgia licensees should never mention them or direct buyers to them. It is comparing that claim with the rule that a Georgia licensee should distinguish between what the licensee knows, what the seller reports on a form, and what an expert or public office must verify. The review topic is material adverse facts versus stigma versus public-record information. Which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

D) A Georgia licensee should distinguish between what the licensee knows, what the seller reports on a form, and what an expert or public office must verify.

Disclosure analysis often turns on separating actual knowledge from expert verification. Source: BRRETA, O.C.G.A. Title 10, Chapter 6A; O.C.G.A. § 44-1-16; current Georgia practice materials.

Answer Options
A
Flood maps are so technical that Georgia licensees should never mention them or direct buyers to them.
B
If a seller writes something on a form, the licensee becomes an engineer who should guarantee it.
C
In Georgia, a stigma safe harbor lets a licensee ignore known structural defects. under current rules.
D
A Georgia licensee should distinguish between what the licensee knows, what the seller reports on a form, and what an expert or public office must verify.

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