In jurisdictions where a seller's property condition disclosure is required, the licensee is responsible for:

In jurisdictions where a seller's property condition disclosure is required, it is the responsibility of the licensee to ensure that the buyer receives the property disclosure before the contract is finalized. This step is essential as it provides the buyer with important details regarding the condition of the property, which can influence their decision to proceed with the purchase or to negotiate terms.

By making sure that the buyer is informed of any known issues with the property prior to the contract being finalized, the licensee helps foster transparency and builds trust in the transaction. This practice supports the buyer's right to make informed choices and highlights the licensee's role in facilitating a fair and equitable real estate process.

The other options suggest responsibilities that either fall outside the role of the licensee, such as completing the disclosure themselves, or focus on actions that could occur after the contract is already in place, rather than ensuring critical information is presented beforehand. It's crucial for the integrity of real estate transactions that buyers have access to this information at the right stage in the process.