Indiana License Law
Indiana's Seller Disclosure Act exempts which of the following transactions?
AAll sales of homes built before 1978
BTransfers between spouses, certain family members, or court-ordered transfers such as foreclosures and estate sales✓ Correct
CAll bank-owned (REO) sales
DSales involving FHA financing
Explanation
Indiana's Seller Disclosure Act exempts certain transfers including: sales by court order (foreclosure, bankruptcy, estate), transfers between certain family members, and new construction. REO properties sold by financial institutions are also exempt.
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