Arnav is interested in a residential property because he loves the antique light fixtures installed in every room. Corey is the license holder helping Arnav find a property. Which of the following is MOST TRUE about Corey's situation?

This choice is misleading because it assumes that all light fixtures automatically convey with the property, which is not always the case. Light fixtures may be the seller's personal property, and failing to address them could lead to misunderstandings or conflicts after the sale.

While it is important for Corey to communicate with his sponsoring broker, this option does not address the immediate need for clarity regarding the light fixtures. Simply mentioning them does not provide the necessary written specification that protects Arnav's interests in the transaction.

Verbal specifications can lead to confusion and are not legally binding. Written confirmation is essential in real estate transactions to ensure that all parties have a clear understanding of what is being sold and to prevent any potential disputes.