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A compliance reviewer in Apex is updating the policy manual on RPOADS timing, scope, and the "No Representation" choice. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

D) If RPOADS is required, the safer exam answer is that it should be delivered before the buyer's first offer is presented rather than after the parties are already under contract.

If RPOADS is required, the safer exam answer is that it should be delivered before the buyer's first offer is presented rather than after the parties are already under contract.

Answer Options
A
RPOADS timing matters only if the seller answered 'Yes' to a defect question under current North Carolina rules
B
The buyer's attorney, not the seller, handles RPOADS timing under current North Carolina rules
C
A broker may present the buyer's first offer and collect RPOADS later without issue under current North Carolina rules
D
If RPOADS is required, the safer exam answer is that it should be delivered before the buyer's first offer is presented rather than after the parties are already under contract.

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