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Iowa Code Chapter 558A requires sellers of residential real property to provide a Seller Disclosure Statement in most transactions. Which of the following transfers is NOT exempt from the Iowa residential property seller disclosure requirement?

Correct Answer

C) A standard arm's-length sale of a single-family home between unrelated private parties

A standard arm's-length sale of a single-family home between unrelated private parties is the core transaction type that Chapter 558A is designed to regulate. It is NOT exempt from the disclosure requirement. The seller must provide the Residential Property Seller Disclosure Statement in this type of transaction before or at the time the purchase agreement is signed.

Answer Options
A
A transfer between co-owners of the same property
B
A sale of a newly constructed home covered by a builder's written warranty
C
A standard arm's-length sale of a single-family home between unrelated private parties
D
A transfer resulting from a court-ordered foreclosure sale

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