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Tom is selling a single-family home in Bend, Oregon. He delivers the Seller's Property Disclosure Statement to the buyer before the buyer makes any offer. Under ORS 105.475, when does the buyer's rescission right expire in this situation?

Correct Answer

A) The buyer has no rescission right based on the disclosure because it was received before making the offer

Under ORS 105.475, the buyer's right to rescind based on the disclosure statement is triggered only when the disclosure is delivered after the buyer has made an offer or signed a purchase agreement. If the seller delivers the disclosure before the buyer makes an offer, the buyer has already had the opportunity to review it and no post-offer rescission right is created solely by the disclosure.

Answer Options
A
The buyer has no rescission right based on the disclosure because it was received before making the offer
B
The buyer may rescind at any time before closing if new defects are discovered
C
The buyer retains the right to rescind for three business days after signing the purchase agreement
D
The buyer may rescind within five calendar days of receiving the disclosure statement

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