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A Pennsylvania nonprofit organization receives a donated residential property and plans to sell it to fund their charitable activities. Under 68 Pa.C.S. §7303, must the nonprofit provide a Seller's Property Disclosure Statement when selling?

Correct Answer

D) Yes, because the nonprofit is selling residential property to a buyer and no specific nonprofit exemption exists in the statute

There is no specific exemption for nonprofit organizations in 68 Pa.C.S. §7304. The nonprofit is selling residential property in a commercial transaction and must provide the disclosure based on its knowledge of the property's condition.

Answer Options
A
No, because nonprofits are exempt from all real estate regulations
B
No, because the property was acquired as a donation
C
Yes, but only if the sale price exceeds the appraised value
D
Yes, because the nonprofit is selling residential property to a buyer and no specific nonprofit exemption exists in the statute

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