South Carolina § 27-50-50 Delivery of and effect of failure to provide disclosure statement; responsibility of listing or selling agent.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 27-50-50 — Delivery of and effect of failure to provide disclosure statement; responsibility of listing or selling agent.

South Carolina § 27-50-50

Title 27PROPERTY AND CONVEYANCES

Ch. 50THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY CONDITION DISCLOSURE ACT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 27-50-50 (2026).

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(A)The owner of real property subject to this article shall deliver to the purchaser the disclosure form required by this article before a real estate contract is signed by the purchaser and owner, or as otherwise agreed in the real estate contract.

(B)Failure to provide the disclosure form required by this article to the purchaser does not:

(1)void the agreement;

(2)create a defect in title; or (3) present a valid reason to delay or otherwise interfere with the closing of a real estate transaction by a party including a closing attorney or lender.

(C)A real estate licensee acting as a listing agent or a selling agent is subject to the regulations governing his license and performance of his responsibilities as licensee, as provided by the commission. This article does not limit any o

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(A) The owner of real property subject to this article shall deliver to the purchaser the disclosure form required by this article before a real estate contract is signed by the purchaser and owner, or as otherwise agreed in the real estate contract. (B) Failure to provide the disclosure form required by this article to the purchaser does not: (1) void the agreement; (2) create a defect in title; or (3) present a valid reason to delay or otherwise interfere with the closing of a real estate transaction by a party including a closing attorney or lender. (C) A real estate licensee acting as a listing agent or a selling agent is subject to the regulations governing his license and performance of his responsibilities as licensee, as provided by the commission. This article does not limit any other remedy available to the purchaser under law.