Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions

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Real Estate Practice in Hawaii

Under Hawaii's Mandatory Seller Disclosure law (HRS Chapter 508D), a seller of residential property generally must:

  • a.Provide the buyer a written disclosure statement of material facts about the property within the statutory time frame✓
  • b.Obtain a Commission appraisal before listing
  • c.Guarantee the property is free of all defects
  • d.Disclose only defects the buyer specifically asks about

Hawaii's Mandatory Seller Disclosure in Real Estate Transactions Act requires a seller of residential real property to give the buyer a written disclosure statement of material facts within the seller's knowledge or control, delivered within the statutory time frame. A licensee must not help conceal known material defects.

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