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Buyer agent Tom is working with clients interested in a 1965 home in Valdosta. Which action would NOT be appropriate regarding lead-based paint disclosure?

Correct Answer

A) Telling buyers that lead testing is mandatory before purchase

Correct: Lead testing is not mandatory - buyers have the right but not the obligation to test. A, B, and D are all appropriate actions required under federal disclosure rules.

Answer Options
A
Telling buyers that lead testing is mandatory before purchase
B
Ensuring buyers receive the EPA lead hazard pamphlet
C
Reviewing the lead disclosure form with buyers
D
Advising buyers of their right to a lead inspection

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