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Sandra is selling her home in Lawrence, Kansas. After she delivers the property condition disclosure statement to the buyer, Sandra discovers a previously unknown water intrusion problem in the basement. The purchase contract has already been signed by both parties. Under Kansas law, what must Sandra do?

Correct Answer

D) Provide the buyer with an amended or supplemental disclosure statement reflecting the newly discovered condition

Under the Kansas Residential Real Property Disclosure Act, if the seller discovers a material defect or change in the property's condition after delivering the disclosure statement, the seller is required to provide the buyer with an amended or supplemental disclosure statement. The buyer then has the right to review the updated information and may have the right to rescind the contract.

Answer Options
A
Nothing, because the disclosure statement was accurate at the time it was delivered to the buyer
B
Notify KREC of the newly discovered defect within ten business days of discovery
C
Automatically void the purchase contract and relist the property after repairing the defect
D
Provide the buyer with an amended or supplemental disclosure statement reflecting the newly discovered condition

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