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Under the Michigan Seller Disclosure Act, when must the seller provide the Seller's Disclosure Statement to the buyer?

Correct Answer

C) Before or at the time the purchase agreement is signed by the buyer

Under the Michigan Seller Disclosure Act (MCL 565.957), the seller is required to provide the Seller's Disclosure Statement to the buyer before or at the time the buyer signs the purchase agreement. If the disclosure is provided after the purchase agreement is signed, the buyer is entitled to a 72-hour right of rescission. The preferred practice is to provide the disclosure before the buyer signs.

Answer Options
A
At least 30 days before the scheduled closing date
B
Only after the buyer's financing has been approved by the lender
C
Before or at the time the purchase agreement is signed by the buyer
D
Within 10 business days after the purchase agreement is fully executed

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