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Under the Maryland Residential Property Disclosure and Disclaimer Act, what are the two options available to a seller of residential property when fulfilling their disclosure obligation to a buyer?

Correct Answer

B) A written disclosure statement detailing known defects or a written disclaimer stating the property is sold as-is

Under Md. Code Ann., Real Prop. §§ 10-702 et seq., the Maryland Residential Property Disclosure and Disclaimer Act gives sellers exactly two options: (1) provide a written Disclosure Statement detailing known defects and material conditions, or (2) provide a written Disclaimer Statement indicating the property is sold as-is. Both options are formal written documents with specific legal consequences.

Answer Options
A
A verbal disclosure statement or a written disclosure statement
B
A written disclosure statement detailing known defects or a written disclaimer stating the property is sold as-is
C
A full property inspection report or a written disclosure statement
D
A written disclaimer statement or a verbal as-is declaration

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