Agency
A NC listing agent who learns during a home inspection that the property has a faulty electrical panel has a duty to disclose this to:
AOnly the seller
BThe seller and all subsequent buyers as a material fact✓ Correct
COnly the buyer who ordered the inspection
DOnly the NCREC
Explanation
Once the broker knows of a material defect, they must disclose it to all relevant parties. The seller must update the disclosure form, and the broker must disclose to subsequent buyers.
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