Agency
A Kansas licensee who learns that a listed property had a murder in it within the past 3 years should:
AKeep this information confidential as it may stigmatize the property
BDisclose the fact to prospective buyers, as it may be a material fact affecting their decision✓ Correct
COnly disclose if the buyer asks specifically about deaths on the property
DDisclose only if the local ordinance requires it
Explanation
The death or murder in a property within recent years may be a material fact that could affect a buyer's decision — even if not technically a physical defect, many buyers consider this information relevant.
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