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Virginia's Residential Property Disclosure Act requires sellers to:

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B) Make no representations or provide a disclaimer

Virginia's unique disclosure law allows sellers to make no representations about property condition and provide a disclaimer instead of detailed disclosure.

Answer Options
A
Warrant the property condition
B
Make no representations or provide a disclaimer
C
Only disclose structural defects
D
Pay for all repairs
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contract-disclaimersproperty-inspection-requirementscaveat-emptor-principle

Key Terms:

Virginia Residential Property Disclosure Actdisclaimer statementcaveat emptoras-is disclosureVa. Code 55.1-700
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