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Under RSA 477:4-d, the NH Residential Property Disclosure Form requires sellers to disclose information about several property conditions. Which of the following is NOT typically required to be disclosed on the NH Residential Property Disclosure Form?

Correct Answer

C) The seller's original purchase price paid for the property

The NH Residential Property Disclosure Form under RSA 477:4-d requires sellers to disclose known material defects, water supply type and condition, sewage disposal type and condition, hazardous materials, and other property conditions. The seller's original purchase price is not a required disclosure on the form — it is a financial/personal matter unrelated to property condition and is not mandated by RSA 477:4-d.

Answer Options
A
The type and condition of the water supply system (well or municipal)
B
Known hazardous materials present on the property, such as lead paint or asbestos
C
The seller's original purchase price paid for the property
D
The type and known condition of the sewage disposal system

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