Kentucky License Law
A Kentucky real estate licensee's duty to discover and disclose material facts:
ARequires the licensee to be an expert in construction and engineering
BRequires reasonable inquiry and disclosure of facts discoverable through diligent observation✓ Correct
COnly applies to facts revealed by a licensed home inspector
DDoes not extend to common areas of condominiums
Explanation
Licensees are required to make reasonable inquiry and disclose facts that are discoverable through diligent observation and inquiry. They need not be expert inspectors but must not ignore obvious conditions.
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