Agency
A latent defect is one that:
AIs visible upon a reasonable inspection
BIs hidden and not discoverable through an ordinary inspection✓ Correct
CWas disclosed in the listing agreement
DOnly affects the exterior of the property
Explanation
A latent defect is a hidden defect not apparent through a normal inspection; NJ sellers and agents must disclose known latent defects.
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