Questions: Mark 40. In an REO purchase, what form must the selling agent generally deliver to a buyer before executing the buyer's offer to purchase? A) Lead-based paint disclosure pamphlet B) Radon disclosure booklet C) A copy of the agency disclosure form D) Home inspection report

The answer is C) A copy of the agency disclosure form

This form is typically required for properties built before 1978 due to the potential presence of lead-based paint. However, it is not specific to REO (Real Estate Owned) purchases and is not generally required before executing an offer.

While radon disclosure may be important in certain areas, it is not a standard requirement in REO transactions before executing an offer.

In real estate transactions, including REO purchases, it is generally required for the selling agent to provide the buyer with an agency disclosure form. This form outlines the nature of the agency relationship and ensures that the buyer understands the agent's role and responsibilities.

A home inspection report is typically conducted after an offer is accepted, not before executing the buyer's offer. It is not a standard requirement to be delivered by the selling agent before the offer is made.