Agency
In Massachusetts, the seller's disclosure obligation for material facts applies to:
AOnly defects visible during a home inspection
BKnown material defects and conditions that would affect a reasonable buyer's decision✓ Correct
COnly defects that have been repaired in the past 5 years
DOnly structural defects over $5,000 to repair
Explanation
Massachusetts sellers and their agents are required to disclose known material defects and conditions that could reasonably affect the buyer's decision to purchase or the price they pay. This includes issues like water intrusion, past flooding, structural problems, and environmental hazards.
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