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Paragraph 7 of the TREC One to Four Family Residential Contract addresses property condition. A buyer receives the Seller's Disclosure Notice and discovers that the seller has disclosed a previous foundation repair. The buyer wants to terminate the contract based on this information. Under the contract, the buyer:

Correct Answer

B) May exercise the unrestricted right to terminate during the option period regardless of the disclosure timing

If the buyer has negotiated an option period (Paragraph 23), the buyer has an unrestricted right to terminate during that period for any reason, including concerns about disclosed defects. The buyer does not need to justify the termination during the option period.

Answer Options
A
Can terminate only if the foundation issue was not disclosed before the contract was signed
B
May exercise the unrestricted right to terminate during the option period regardless of the disclosure timing
C
Must proceed with the purchase because the seller properly disclosed the issue
D
Can terminate only if an inspector confirms the foundation is currently defective

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