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A license holder in Texas is showing a pre-1978 home to a buyer. The seller has not yet provided the lead-based paint disclosure. What should the license holder do?

Correct Answer

C) Ensure the lead-based paint disclosure is provided before or at the time of contract execution

The license holder must ensure that the lead-based paint disclosure is provided to the buyer before or at the time the purchase contract is executed. The showing can proceed, but the disclosure must be in hand before the contract is signed.

Answer Options
A
Proceed with the showing and address the disclosure later at contract signing
B
Complete the lead-based paint disclosure on the seller's behalf
C
Ensure the lead-based paint disclosure is provided before or at the time of contract execution
D
Advise the buyer to waive the lead-based paint inspection to expedite the process

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