Which of the following is NOT required to be provided by owners of unimproved property?

The correct choice indicates that a Mineral, Oil, and Gas (MOG) disclosure is not required to be provided by owners of unimproved property. In many states, property owners are generally obligated to disclose certain factors about the property they are selling, particularly if the property has existing structures or if it was improved. However, unimproved land (or vacant land) typically does not come with the same level of disclosure concerning mineral rights, oil rights, or gas rights as those improvements may not apply to land that has not been developed or altered.

In North Carolina, while MOG disclosure may be a requirement in certain real estate transactions (especially with developed properties), it does not apply universally to all types of properties. Therefore, owners of unimproved property do not have the same obligation to provide information on existing mineral or resource rights unless specified by local laws or agreements.

The other choices, such as a seller's deed, vacant land itself, and HOA information, represent items that are more directly associated with property ownership and transfer. For instance, a seller's deed is essential in establishing the transfer of ownership, vacant land is inherently what is being sold, and HOA information would be relevant if the property falls under a homeowners’ association jurisdiction, providing necessary details