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An Ohio property has a well that produces water with high sulfur content, causing a strong odor. The seller has installed a water treatment system to address the smell. Under Ohio disclosure law, what must the seller disclose?

Correct Answer

B) The high sulfur content in the well water, the odor issue, and the water treatment system installed to address it

Complete disclosure includes the underlying water quality issue (high sulfur content), the odor problem, and the remedial treatment system. The buyer needs to understand the well water's natural condition and the ongoing need for the treatment system.

Answer Options
A
Only the presence of the water treatment system as a property improvement
B
The high sulfur content in the well water, the odor issue, and the water treatment system installed to address it
C
Nothing, because the treatment system has resolved the odor issue
D
Only the sulfur issue if the treatment system fails to eliminate the odor completely

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