Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 3 Exam Practice

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When a buyer customer asks about the condition of a rural home's well and septic system, what should the salesperson advise?

Advise the buyer they will identify all issues themselves
Recommend a home inspector or other professional for advice
Refuse to provide any details to the buyer
State that problems are common with older systems
Sellers usually provide a warranty for these systems
Suggest getting a second opinion from another salesperson

The correct answer is: Recommend a home inspector or other professional for advice

The correct choice in this scenario is to recommend a home inspector or other professional for advice. This approach ensures that the buyer receives accurate and comprehensive information about the condition of the well and septic system, which are critical components of a rural property. Home inspectors often have the necessary expertise and tools to evaluate these systems thoroughly and can provide insights on any potential issues or maintenance needs. By directing the buyer to a qualified professional, the salesperson both promotes the buyer's best interests and adheres to their responsibility to provide accurate and reliable information. This recommendation also protects the salesperson from potential liability associated with giving advice about systems that could require specialized knowledge. Such proper guidance aligns with ethical real estate practice, ensuring that buyers can make informed decisions based on thorough assessments rather than assumptions.