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Mandated DisclosuresLead Paint DisclosureEASY

The buyer's right to a lead-based paint inspection includes a period of:

Correct Answer

B) 10 days

Buyers have a 10-day period (or other mutually agreed period) to conduct a lead-based paint inspection at their own expense. The buyer may waive this right but must be informed of and given the opportunity.

Answer Options
A
5 days
B
10 days
C
15 days
D
30 days

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Related Topics & Key Terms

Related Topics:

lead-paintbuyer-expensewaivable

Key Terms:

10 dayslead inspectionwaivablebuyer expensemust offer

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