Escrow & TitleIntermediateArizona Exam

In Arizona, the Seller's Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS) is:

ARequired only when selling properties over $500,000
BA voluntary disclosure prepared by the seller disclosing known material facts about the propertyCorrect
CA government-mandated disclosure reviewed and approved by ADRE
DOnly required for commercial properties

Why A voluntary disclosure prepared by the seller disclosing known material facts about the property Is Correct

Answer B: A voluntary disclosure prepared by the seller disclosing known material facts about the property

The SPDS is a voluntary but widely used disclosure form prepared by the seller that discloses known material facts about the property's condition and is provided to prospective buyers to facilitate informed decision-making.

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