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Under Texas Property Code §5.008, all of the following sellers must provide a Seller's Disclosure Notice EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

B) A court-appointed trustee selling property as part of a probate proceeding

Under §5.008(e), court-appointed fiduciaries (including trustees in probate proceedings) are exempt from the Seller's Disclosure Notice requirement. Other exempt transfers include foreclosures, government transfers, and certain family transfers.

Answer Options
A
A homeowner selling their primary residence after living there for 5 years
B
A court-appointed trustee selling property as part of a probate proceeding
C
A seller who purchased the property 2 years ago as an investment
D
A seller who is a licensed real estate broker selling personal property

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