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A buyer's broker in Washington is working with clients who have just received Form 17 from the seller. The broker wants to explain the rescission right correctly. Which of the following statements accurately describes the buyer's right of rescission under RCW 64.06?

Correct Answer

B) The buyer may rescind for any reason within three business days of receiving the completed Form 17

Under RCW 64.06.013, the buyer's right of rescission after receiving Form 17 is unconditional — the buyer may rescind for any reason or no reason at all within three business days of receiving the completed disclosure. The buyer does not need to identify a specific defect or obtain anyone's approval to exercise this statutory right.

Answer Options
A
The buyer may rescind only if the Form 17 reveals a material defect that was not mentioned in the listing description
B
The buyer may rescind for any reason within three business days of receiving the completed Form 17
C
The buyer may rescind within three calendar days, but only with written approval from both brokers
D
The buyer may rescind within five business days if the Form 17 discloses environmental hazards

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