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Under Wisconsin Statutes Section 709.03, which type of residential property sale triggers the requirement for a seller to provide a Real Estate Condition Report (RECR) to the buyer?

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A) Residential properties containing one to four dwelling units

Wisconsin Statutes Section 709.01 and 709.03 require sellers of residential real property consisting of one to four dwelling units to provide a completed Real Estate Condition Report (RECR) to prospective buyers. This threshold of 1–4 units is the statutory trigger for the disclosure obligation.

Answer Options
A
Residential properties containing one to four dwelling units
B
Only single-family homes that are owner-occupied at the time of sale
C
Residential properties containing one to six dwelling units
D
Any residential property regardless of the number of units

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