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An office manager in New Bern is answering a client question about RPOADS timing, scope, and the "No Representation" choice. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

C) RPOADS is aimed at residential property disclosure and includes owners' association information within its scope for covered transactions.

RPOADS is aimed at residential property disclosure and includes owners' association information within its scope for covered transactions.

Answer Options
A
RPOADS is a purely lender form unrelated to seller disclosure under current North Carolina rules
B
RPOADS applies only to commercial property under current North Carolina rules
C
RPOADS is aimed at residential property disclosure and includes owners' association information within its scope for covered transactions.
D
Owners' association information is never part of RPOADS under current North Carolina rules

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Key Terms:

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