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Which Oklahoma rule applies when a real estate licensee actually knows of a property defect that is not included in the seller’s disclosure statement?

Correct Answer

C) The licensee must disclose the actually known defect to the purchaser

60 O.S. section 836 requires a real estate licensee to disclose actually known defects not included in the disclosure statement or amendment. Source basis: OREC Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act booklet updated 2025, 60 O.S. sections 831-839: disclaimer/disclosure statements, delivery before acceptance, licensee duties, remedies, exemptions, and acknowledgments. Checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
The licensee must conduct an independent inspection to find every possible defect
B
Known defects may be treated as confidential seller motivation
C
The licensee must disclose the actually known defect to the purchaser
D
The licensee can stay silent because only the seller signs the form

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