Agency
In Kentucky, a seller who misrepresents the condition of their property to the buyer may be liable to:
AThe buyer for fraud and potentially their own listing agent for causing them liability✓ Correct
BKREC only
CThe title company only
DNo one if the sale was 'as-is'
Explanation
A seller who knowingly misrepresents material facts may face a fraud claim from the buyer. Additionally, if the misrepresentation exposed the listing agent to claims, the seller could be liable to the agent as well. 'As-is' clauses do not protect sellers from liability for active fraudulent misrepresentation.
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