Ohio's Residential Property Disclosure Law requires sellers to disclose:

Option A is incorrect because Ohio's law requires disclosure of all known material defects, not just structural ones. Material defects include issues affecting property value or desirability, such as roof leaks, plumbing problems, or pest infestations. Limiting disclosure to only structural elements would leave buyers uninformed about other potentially significant issues that could impact their decision or financial investment.

Future development plans are not typically required disclosures unless they directly affect the property's current condition or use. Disclosure laws focus on existing conditions, not potential future changes.

Neighbor disputes are generally not required disclosures unless they directly impact the property itself, such as boundary issues or easement disputes that affect title or use of the property.