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Kansas requires sellers to provide:

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A

No mandatory disclosure form

Option A is incorrect because Kansas law does require sellers to provide a disclosure form. Kansas mandates that sellers complete and provide a written disclosure statement to buyers regarding the property's condition. This requirement protects buyers by ensuring they receive important information about potential issues with the property before purchasing.

B

Seller's Disclosure Statement

Correct Answer
C

Only lead paint disclosure

While lead paint disclosure is required for properties built before 1978, Kansas mandates a more comprehensive Seller's Disclosure Statement that covers all material facts about the property, not just lead paint hazards.

D

Full warranty

Real estate transactions typically don't include full warranties. Sellers are generally not required to provide warranties unless specifically agreed upon in the contract, which is not standard practice in Kansas.

Why is this correct?

Kansas law specifically requires sellers to provide a Seller's Disclosure Statement, which must include information about the property's condition, known defects, and other material facts. This document helps ensure transparency in real estate transactions and protects both buyers and sellers by documenting the property's condition at the time of sale.

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