Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

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Which would NOT be considered a material fact that might deter a typical buyer client from purchasing a specific home?

  1. Upgraded electrical panel.

  2. The presence of mould.

  3. A drainage problem.

  4. Lack of insulation.

  5. Erosion issues on the property.

  6. Leakage in the roof.

The correct answer is: Upgraded electrical panel.

The correct response is the upgraded electrical panel, as this is typically considered a positive feature rather than a deterrent. An upgraded electrical panel indicates that the home's electrical system has been modernized, which can enhance safety and efficiency, making the property more appealing to potential buyers. In contrast, the other options—presence of mould, drainage problems, lack of insulation, erosion issues, and leakage in the roof—are clearly material facts that pose significant concerns. They can lead to health risks, structural damage, and increased maintenance costs, which are likely to deter a typical buyer from proceeding with the purchase.