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Under KRS 324.360, all of the following categories of residential property sales in Kentucky are exempt from the seller disclosure form requirement EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

D) An 'as-is' sale of a primary residence by an owner-occupant

An 'as-is' sale by an owner-occupant is NOT exempt from the Kentucky Seller Disclosure requirement under KRS 324.360. The 'as-is' label affects repair obligations but does not eliminate the seller's statutory duty to disclose known material defects. This is one of the most frequently tested traps on the Kentucky state exam.

Answer Options
A
A sale of newly constructed property accompanied by a builder's warranty
B
A transfer of ownership between existing co-owners of the property
C
A sale resulting from a mortgage foreclosure action
D
An 'as-is' sale of a primary residence by an owner-occupant

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