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Radon is a concern in Missouri real estate because:

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B) Missouri's geology produces elevated radon levels in many areas, and sellers must disclose known radon test results if testing has been performed

Many Missouri counties, particularly in the Ozarks region, have elevated radon levels due to uranium-bearing rock formations. Missouri's seller disclosure form requires sellers to disclose known radon test results if tests have been conducted; however, sellers are not required to test for radon. Buyers concerned about radon should request testing as part of their due diligence.

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A
Missouri has no measurable radon levels
B
Missouri's geology produces elevated radon levels in many areas, and sellers must disclose known radon test results if testing has been performed
C
Only commercial buildings are affected by radon
D
Radon only affects properties without basements

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Related Topics:

Missouri Seller Disclosure Law RSMo § 339.730EPA Radon ZonesEnvironmental hazard disclosuresLead-based paint disclosure

Key Terms:

radonseller disclosureMissouri geologyOzarksenvironmental hazard

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