Licensees can generally rely on the statements of the seller (such as in a Seller Disclosure Statement) unless the licensee has

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Licensees can generally rely on the statements of the seller (such as in a Seller Disclosure Statement) unless the licensee has

reason to believe the information is not true

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mafiozo [28] · Answer 1 · 2023-07-05T11:21:59+03:00

Licensees can rely on the statements made by a seller (Seller Disclosure Statement), unless the licensee has reason to believe the information isn't true: True.

<h3>What is a Seller Disclosure Statement?</h3>

A Seller Disclosure Statement can be defined as a formal document a which discloses the seller's knowledge of the condition and defect of a particular property.

In Real Estate, licensees can rely on the statements that are made by a seller such as in a Seller Disclosure Statement, unless the licensee has reason to believe the information isn't true.

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