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A transaction-file auditor in Apex is revising a training memo on RPOADS timing, scope, and the "No Representation" choice. Which statement is NOT accurate under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

B) 'No Representation' converts the transaction to a commercial sale under current North Carolina rules

This choice is the inaccurate statement. The other three options describe the current North Carolina rule or guidance more accurately.

Answer Options
A
RPOADS is a seller disclosure form, not a buyer representation agreement or agency brochure.
B
'No Representation' converts the transaction to a commercial sale under current North Carolina rules
C
The statute contains exceptions, but brokers should not casually assume a transfer is exempt from Chapter 47E without checking the law.
D
For covered residential transfers, the seller must provide the Residential Property and Owners' Association Disclosure Statement no later than the time the buyer makes an offer.

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