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A provisional broker in Raleigh 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

D) Even when a seller selects 'No Representation,' the form still serves a disclosure function by telling the buyer that the seller is not making representations on those items.

Even when a seller selects 'No Representation,' the form still serves a disclosure function by telling the buyer that the seller is not making representations on those items.

Answer Options
A
'No Representation' means the buyer cannot inspect the property under current North Carolina rules
B
'No Representation' converts the transaction to a commercial sale under current North Carolina rules
C
'No Representation' means the form may be left blank and unsigned under current North Carolina rules
D
Even when a seller selects 'No Representation,' the form still serves a disclosure function by telling the buyer that the seller is not making representations on those items.

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