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instead of accepting the offer, she would have Angelica write a counteroffer. When she met with Angelica later that day, Angelica became very upset and disclosed to Sally that she had told Byron that his offer had been accepted. When Angelica presented a counteroffer rather than an acceptance, Byron became livid. He said, "To heck with this house!" and walked away to make a new offer on the other house with the other brokerage. Sally is considering whether she will be asking Angelica's broker to
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Who needs to complete a disclosure notice in Texas?Section 5.008 of the Texas Property Code requires anyone selling a single family home to fill out a seller's disclosure.
Which of the following entities is responsible for setting the minimum disclosures required in the seller's disclosure notice in Texas?The answer is a land surveyor. A seller provided the Seller's Disclosure Notice to the buyer before both parties sign the contract. Once the contract is in effect, what right does the buyer have to terminate the contract under Section 5.008 of the Texas Property Code?
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