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Michigan's Seller Disclosure Act requires disclosure of:

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B) Known material defects that affect the property value

Michigan's Seller Disclosure Act requires sellers to disclose known material defects that could affect the property's value or desirability.

Answer Options
A
Only structural defects
B
Known material defects that affect the property value
C
Every minor repair needed
D
Only environmental hazards
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Related Topics:

buyer-duties-due-diligenceagency-disclosure-requirementsproperty-disclosure-laws

Key Terms:

Seller Disclosure ActMCL 565.951material defectsknown defectscaveat emptor

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