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Under the Kansas Residential Real Property Disclosure Act, which of the following transactions is NOT exempt from the seller's obligation to provide a written property condition disclosure statement?

Correct Answer

D) A sale of a previously occupied single-family home by an individual owner to an unrelated buyer

Under the Kansas Residential Real Property Disclosure Act, the sale of a previously occupied single-family home by an individual owner to an unrelated buyer is the standard transaction to which the disclosure requirement fully applies. It does not fall under any statutory exemption, making it the transaction that is NOT exempt from the disclosure obligation.

Answer Options
A
A transfer of residential property between spouses as part of a divorce settlement
B
A sale of a newly constructed home that has never been occupied, sold directly by the builder
C
A transfer of residential property through a court-ordered foreclosure sale
D
A sale of a previously occupied single-family home by an individual owner to an unrelated buyer

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