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An Ohio property has a history of flooding from a nearby creek during heavy rains. The seller has installed a backflow preventer and landscaped the yard to improve drainage. Under Ohio disclosure law, what must the seller disclose?

Correct Answer

B) The flooding history, the drainage improvements, and the ongoing flood risk from the creek

Complete disclosure includes the flooding history, the improvements made, and the ongoing risk. The buyer needs to understand that while improvements have been made, the proximity to the creek means flooding risk remains during heavy rains.

Answer Options
A
Only the improvements made (backflow preventer and landscaping)
B
The flooding history, the drainage improvements, and the ongoing flood risk from the creek
C
Nothing, because the improvements have addressed the flooding issue
D
Only the flood risk if the property is in a FEMA-designated flood zone

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Key Terms:

flooding_historybackflow_preventerdrainage_improvementsohio_disclosures

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