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A Texas HOA has a deed restriction that prohibits short-term rentals (less than 30 days). Seller Quinn has been operating an Airbnb on the property for 2 years. On the Seller's Disclosure, Quinn does not mention the deed restriction violation. Is this a disclosure issue?

Correct Answer

B) Yes, the seller should disclose both the deed restriction on short-term rentals and the ongoing violation

The seller should disclose both the deed restriction prohibiting short-term rentals and the fact that there is an ongoing violation. Both are material facts that affect the buyer's use of the property and potential liability.

Answer Options
A
No, because the HOA restriction and the seller's use are separate matters
B
Yes, the seller should disclose both the deed restriction on short-term rentals and the ongoing violation
C
No, because the HOA has not formally cited Quinn for the violation
D
Yes, but only if the buyer intends to continue short-term rental operations

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Key Terms:

HOAdeed_restrictionshort_term_rentalAirbnbviolation

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