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In a Texas real estate transaction involving a pre-1978 property, the lead-based paint disclosure form must be signed by:

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C) Both the seller and buyer, along with their agents

The lead-based paint disclosure form must be signed by the seller, buyer, and their respective agents. Each party acknowledges their responsibilities and receipt of the required information.

Answer Options
A
Only the seller of the property
B
Only the buyer of the property
C
Both the seller and buyer, along with their agents
D
Only the buyer's mortgage lender

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