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A provisional broker in Winston-Salem is sorting out a file issue involving lead-based paint and environmental disclosures. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

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C) North Carolina brokers should separate federal lead disclosure duties from state seller disclosure forms such as RPOADS and MOG.

North Carolina brokers should separate federal lead disclosure duties from state seller disclosure forms such as RPOADS and MOG.

Answer Options
A
Because lead is environmental, no separate lead form is required.
B
Lead disclosure is answered only on RPOADS and never with federal paperwork.
C
North Carolina brokers should separate federal lead disclosure duties from state seller disclosure forms such as RPOADS and MOG.
D
MOG replaces the federal lead warning for old homes under current North Carolina rules

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