In a jurisdiction where a seller's property condition disclosure is required, the licensee is responsible for

While the seller is typically responsible for completing the property condition disclosure, the licensee's role does not include filling it out. The licensee must facilitate the process but is not obligated to complete the disclosure themselves.

Although it is important for the seller to complete the disclosure, the licensee's primary duty lies in making sure the buyer receives it before the contract is finalized, not merely ensuring its completion. The timing of the disclosure delivery is critical to protect the buyer's interests.

While checking for accuracy is a good practice, the licensee's central responsibility focuses on ensuring that the buyer receives the disclosure before the contract is finalized, not just before closing. The timing related to contract finalization is essential for compliance and informed consent.