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A listing agent learns from the seller's contractor that the property has hidden water damage in the basement. The seller asks the agent not to disclose this to potential buyers. What is the agent's correct course of action?
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Under California Civil Code §2079, a real estate broker's duty to conduct a visual inspection of a 1–4 unit residential property applies to:
✓Civil Code §2079 imposes the visual inspection duty on any broker representing a buyer or seller in a 1-4 residential unit transaction. It's a baseline duty, not limited by price or which side the broker represents.
Civil Code §2079
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Listen Anywhere
Open houses. Drive time. Gym.
Every chapter has a narrated version. Scrub anywhere, skip back 15s, adjust speed up to 2x. Built for agents on the move.
Mortgages, Trust Deeds, and Promissory Notes
California uses trust deeds, not mortgages. The three parties — trustor, trustee, and beneficiary — and the non-judicial foreclosure timeline are guaranteed exam questions...
Press play to listen: “Three parties are involved in every California trust deed. The trustor is the borrower, the beneficiary is the lender, and the trustee is the independent third party who holds legal title...”
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