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SC radon concerns:

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B) The Upstate (Piedmont region) has elevated radon levels, and known test results should be disclosed

SC's Upstate region (Greenville, Spartanburg area) has elevated radon levels due to underlying geology. Known radon test results are material facts that should be disclosed.

Answer Options
A
Radon is not found in SC
B
The Upstate (Piedmont region) has elevated radon levels, and known test results should be disclosed
C
Only coastal areas
D
Only commercial

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Related Topics:

Material facts disclosureSC Residential Property Condition Disclosure ActEnvironmental hazardsLead-based paint disclosureDHEC regulations

Key Terms:

radonUpstate SCmaterial factdisclosurePiedmont geology

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