Agency
An Arizona seller's agent learns the property has an unpermitted addition. The agent should:
AKeep this confidential to protect the seller's interests
BDisclose this material fact to buyers because unpermitted work is a known defect affecting value and safety✓ Correct
COnly disclose if the buyer asks about permits directly
DContact the city to permit the work before disclosing
Explanation
An unpermitted addition is a material defect that can affect property value, safety, insurance coverage, and the ability to obtain financing. An agent who knows of it must disclose this to prospective buyers.
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