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Wisconsin requires sellers of residential property to provide which mandatory disclosure form?

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B) Real Estate Condition Report (RECR), disclosing known property defects and conditions

Wisconsin requires sellers of most residential properties (1-4 units) to provide a Real Estate Condition Report (RECR) disclosing known defects and conditions. The RECR is a seller property condition disclosure, separate from the agency disclosure provided by licensees.

Answer Options
A
Agency Relationship Agreement
B
Real Estate Condition Report (RECR), disclosing known property defects and conditions
C
Buyer-Seller Disclosure
D
Brokerage Services Agreement

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Related Topics:

Wis. Stat. Chapter 709Seller disclosure exemptionsBuyer's right to rescindAgency disclosure vs. property disclosure

Key Terms:

Real Estate Condition ReportRECRWis. Stat. 709seller disclosureknown defects

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