Arizona Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions
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The federal lead-based paint disclosure rule (Title X) requires disclosure for residential properties built:
- a.In any year regardless of age
- b.Before 1978✓
- c.Before 1950
- d.After 1978 only
Federal law requires lead-based paint disclosure and the EPA pamphlet for target housing built before 1978, the year residential lead-based paint was banned. Buyers must also receive a 10-day opportunity to test. Homes built in 1978 or later are generally exempt from this specific requirement.
In Arizona, the seller of a resale home typically communicates known material property conditions to the buyer using the:
- a.Public Report issued by ADRE
- b.Affidavit of Disclosure only
- c.Lead-based paint addendum only
- d.Seller Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS)✓
Arizona sellers customarily use the SPDS to disclose known material facts about the property's condition to buyers. The ADRE Public Report applies to subdivided land sales, and the Affidavit of Disclosure is used for certain unincorporated rural parcels of five acres or fewer, not standard resale disclosures.