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In a Texas real estate transaction using the TREC One to Four Family Residential Contract, the buyer agrees to purchase a home for $350,000 with a 7-day option period. On Day 5, the buyer's agent discovers that the property is in a flood zone. The buyer's agent should advise the buyer that:

Correct Answer

D) The buyer may terminate during the remaining option period for any reason, including flood zone concerns

During the option period, the buyer has an unrestricted right to terminate for any reason. Discovering the property is in a flood zone is a valid concern, and the buyer may terminate within the remaining option period without needing to provide a specific reason.

Answer Options
A
Flood zone status is irrelevant to the contract and cannot be a basis for termination
B
The seller is required to move the property out of the flood zone before closing
C
The buyer must purchase flood insurance before the option period expires or lose the right to terminate
D
The buyer may terminate during the remaining option period for any reason, including flood zone concerns

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