In North Carolina, which properties are exempt from the Property Disclosure Act?
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All foreclosures
Option A is incorrect because while foreclosures are exempt, they are not the only exempt properties. Selecting A alone would be incomplete as it ignores other valid exemptions like new construction never occupied.
New construction never occupied
Option B is incorrect because while new construction never occupied is exempt, it is not the only exempt category. Choosing B alone would overlook other valid exemptions such as foreclosures.
Both A and B
Properties over 100 years old
Option D is incorrect because there is no age-based exemption in North Carolina for properties over 100 years old. The age of a property alone does not qualify it for exemption from disclosure requirements.
Why is this correct?
Option C is correct because both foreclosures and new construction never occupied are statutory exemptions under the North Carolina Property Disclosure Act. The question asks which properties are exempt, and since both A and B represent valid exemptions, the comprehensive answer is C.
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