California Real Estate Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT considered a material fact affecting property value for disclosure purposes?

The presence of a significant minority population
Proximity to a fire station
History of flooding
Nearby military installation

The correct answer is: The presence of a significant minority population

A significant minority population is not considered a material fact affecting property value for disclosure purposes. This means that the presence of a significant minority population would not have a significant impact on the price or value of a property. This can vary based on the location and demographics of the area, but in general, it would not be a factor in property value. The other options, such as proximity to a fire station, history of flooding, and nearby military installations, are all considered material facts that could affect property value and would need to be disclosed to potential buyers. For example, proximity to a fire station could affect home insurance rates, history of flooding could impact the property's desirability and safety, and nearby military installations could bring additional noise and disturbances that may impact property value. Therefore, these options are all incorrect as they are considered material facts affecting property value for disclosure purposes.