A real estate agent has an obligation to tell potential buyers if someone has died on the property within the last "three years".
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is a real estate agent's obligation regarding property disclosure?
2. How long is the time frame within which a real estate agent must disclose if someone has died on a property?
3. What information must a real estate agent provide to potential buyers regarding the history of a property?
4. Is a real estate agent required to disclose if someone has died on a property within the last three years?
5. What is the significance of the "three-year" time frame in property disclosure requirements?
6. What is the responsibility of a real estate agent in uncovering the history of a property?
7. Are real estate agents legally obligated to inform potential buyers about deaths on a property?
8. How far back in history does a real estate agent need to go when uncovering the history of a property?
9. What are the consequences for a real estate agent who fails to disclose if someone has died on a property within the last three years?
10. Are there any exceptions to the obligation of a real estate agent to disclose deaths on a property?