To review Chapter 9, “Real Estate Agency Law,” read and answer the following True/False questions.
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Most states require a seller to provide a written statement disclosing known defects in the property.
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Punitive damages is the standard remedy awarded by the court to a prevailing party in a lawsuit.
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Puffing refers to a real estate agent’s exaggerated statements about the quality of a property, statements that could be the basis of a lawsuit filed by a buyer.
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A latent defect is a problem with the structure or other aspect of the property that isn’t observable from casual inspection.
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In all states, agents have a duty to inspect the property for hidden defects.
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