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Regarding Oklahoma property disclosures, which statement best describes a seller's obligations related to tornadoes and storm damage?

Correct Answer

B) Known storm damage history and the presence of a storm shelter or safe room should be disclosed

Oklahoma lies in Tornado Alley, making storm-related disclosures highly material. Under Oklahoma's Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act, sellers must disclose known material defects, including prior storm or tornado damage. The presence of a storm shelter or safe room is also a material fact that adds value and must be disclosed to buyers.

Answer Options
A
Tornado-related disclosures are not required in Oklahoma
B
Known storm damage history and the presence of a storm shelter or safe room should be disclosed
C
Tornado disclosures are governed exclusively by federal law
D
Storm damage disclosures apply only to commercial properties

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Related Topics:

Oklahoma Residential Property Condition Disclosure Actmaterial factsseller disclosure obligationsOREC disclosure forms

Key Terms:

property disclosureTornado Alleystorm sheltermaterial defectOklahoma Disclosure Act

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