Taylor is selling a property to Jordan. The agreement between them states that for one year after the transfer of ownership, Taylor will be responsible for fixing any 'significant structural issues,' which are defined as problems with the roof or roof-supporting structures of the property. Taylor is not liable for any other types of repairs. The property features a gable roof, meaning that the only walls supporting the roof are the outer walls. From the information provided, it can be concluded that(A) Taylor was unaware of any issues with the roof or roof-supporting structures at the time the agreement was made(B) while other parts of the property may have issues, the roof and roof-supporting structures are currently without defects(C) the agreement does not require Taylor to fix any issues in the property's non-outer walls after the ownership transfer(D) Jordan will be responsible for all structural issues in the property within a year after the ownership transfer, except for those that Taylor must address(E) previously, Taylor has had to repair some of the property's outer walls