Ohio License Law
When must an Ohio seller provide the Residential Property Disclosure Form to a buyer?
AAt closing
BBefore or at the time of accepting an offer✓ Correct
CWithin 30 days after contract signing
DOnly if the buyer requests it
Explanation
In Ohio, the seller must provide the Residential Property Disclosure Form before or at the time of accepting an offer. If the disclosure is provided after the offer, the buyer has the right to rescind.
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