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A Texas license holder may properly insert language into the Special Provisions paragraph (Paragraph 11) of the TREC promulgated contract in all of the following situations EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

C) Adding a clause that limits the seller's liability for property defects discovered after closing

Adding a clause that limits seller's liability for property defects is drafting a legal provision, which constitutes the unauthorized practice of law. This type of complex legal language requires attorney involvement and cannot be inserted by a license holder into Special Provisions.

Answer Options
A
Inserting the name of the homeowner's association and amount of transfer fees
B
Noting that the seller will leave the washer and dryer as part of the sale
C
Adding a clause that limits the seller's liability for property defects discovered after closing
D
Stating that the buyer has inspected the property and accepts its current condition

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