Agency
An Oregon broker learns from their seller that the roof was repaired 2 years ago but still has periodic leaks. The broker must:
AKeep this confidential since it is the seller's disclosure to make
BDisclose this known material defect to prospective buyers✓ Correct
CReport it on the MLS listing only if the seller approves
DDisclose it only if the buyer's inspector finds evidence of the leaks
Explanation
An ongoing roof leak is a material defect that the broker knows about. Oregon's material fact disclosure obligation requires the broker to disclose known material defects to all parties, regardless of whether the seller wants it disclosed. The broker cannot remain silent about known defects.
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