Which of the following is NOT a required disclosure that real estate license holder must provide to consumers?

• A. Property Condition Disclosure
• B. A Drafted Copy Of A Listing Agreement
• C. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
• D. Environmental Issues Disclosure

Answer: (B)

When licensees inform consumers about the property, many disclosures are required because they reveal known defects or hazards that affect value, safety, or decision-making. A Property Condition Disclosure is commonly required to reveal known defects about the home. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure is required for homes built before 1978 to warn about lead hazards. Environmental Issues Disclosure covers known environmental concerns that could affect health or value.

A drafted copy of a listing agreement, however, is not a disclosure about the property or its condition. It’s a contract between the seller and the broker outlining the terms of the listing. While a copy may be shared, it isn’t a mandated disclosure to consumers, which is why this is the correct choice.