Georgia Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions
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Property Disclosures
A latent defect is best described as:
- a.A defect the buyer can easily see on a walkthrough
- b.A cosmetic issue that does not affect value
- c.A hidden material defect not readily observable by the buyer✓
- d.A defect the seller is never required to disclose
A latent defect is a hidden, material problem not discoverable through ordinary inspection, such as a cracked foundation behind a wall. Sellers and agents generally must disclose known latent defects.