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A buyer is financing the purchase of a lakefront property in New Hampshire that relies on a private well and septic system. The lender is conducting due diligence on the property. Which of the following is NOT a typical lender concern specific to this type of New Hampshire property?

Correct Answer

D) Whether the seller has paid all outstanding condominium association fees before closing

Condominium association fees are relevant only for condominium properties. A lakefront property with a private well and septic system is described as a single-family home, not a condominium unit. Therefore, condominium association fee concerns are NOT applicable to this specific transaction. The other three options (shoreland restrictions, well water quality, and septic system condition) are all genuine and typical lender concerns for NH lakefront properties with private utilities.

Answer Options
A
Whether the property falls within the 250-foot protected shoreland buffer under RSA Chapter 483-B
B
Whether the private well water quality meets potability standards required by the loan program
C
Whether the on-site septic system is functioning properly and has adequate capacity
D
Whether the seller has paid all outstanding condominium association fees before closing

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