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A closing-file reviewer in Raleigh is sorting out a file issue involving RPOADS timing, scope, and the "No Representation" choice. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

A) A seller may answer 'No Representation' on RPOADS, but that does not relieve a broker of the broker's separate duty to disclose material facts actually known or that should be discovered.

A seller may answer 'No Representation' on RPOADS, but that does not relieve a broker of the broker's separate duty to disclose material facts actually known or that should be discovered.

Answer Options
A
A seller may answer 'No Representation' on RPOADS, but that does not relieve a broker of the broker's separate duty to disclose material facts actually known or that should be discovered.
B
A seller's 'No Representation' answer eliminates the broker's material-fact duty under current North Carolina rules
C
If RPOADS says 'No Representation,' the buyer waives all inspection rights under current North Carolina rules
D
A broker may hide known defects whenever the seller selected 'No Representation.' under current North Carolina rules

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Key Terms:

core_rules_and_definitionsdifficulty_3material_factsnc_residential_disclosure_requirementsnc_stateno_representationnorth_carolinarpoadsrpoads_timing_scope_and_no_representation

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