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What is meant by 'stigma' in real estate, and does a real estate professional have to disclose it?

Stigma refers to non-physical issues like a death on the property. Professionals are generally not required to disclose these unless they constitute a material

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Question: What is meant by 'stigma' in real estate, and does a real estate professional have to disclose it?

Answer options:

  • Physical damage to the property; always disclose
  • Nearby undesirable amenities; always disclose ✅ Non-physical, psychological impact of a property's history; generally not required to disclose unless it's a material latent defect
  • An outdated design; never disclose

Correct answer: Non-physical, psychological impact of a property's history; generally not required to disclose unless it's a material latent defect

Explanation: Stigma refers to non-physical issues like a death on the property. Professionals are generally not required to disclose these unless they constitute a material latent defect, which is rare for stigma.

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