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In May 2026, Avery Vargas asks when the Illinois Residential Real Property Disclosure Report must be delivered to a prospective buyer. What is the most accurate answer under current Illinois rules?

Correct Answer

C) The seller must deliver the written disclosure report before the signing of the contract.

Section 20 of the Residential Real Property Disclosure Act requires delivery of the written report before the signing of a contract.

Answer Options
A
The seller may wait until after closing if the buyer receives title insurance.
B
The seller may wait until after the contract is signed as long as the buyer receives a home warranty.
C
The seller must deliver the written disclosure report before the signing of the contract.
D
The seller never needs to deliver the report if the property is sold 'as is.'

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