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Under the West Virginia Residential Property Disclosure Act, when must a seller provide the completed property disclosure form to a prospective buyer in a residential real estate transaction?

Correct Answer

A) At or before the time the buyer makes a written offer to purchase the property

Under the West Virginia Residential Property Disclosure Act (W. Va. Code §§ 36B-1-1 et seq.), the seller is required to provide the completed property disclosure form to the prospective buyer prior to the buyer making a written offer. The purpose of this requirement is to ensure that buyers have access to material information about the property's condition before they commit to an offer, allowing them to make an informed decision.

Answer Options
A
At or before the time the buyer makes a written offer to purchase the property
B
At the time the purchase agreement is signed by both parties
C
Within three business days after the purchase agreement is fully executed
D
At the closing table before the deed is signed and delivered

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