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Under Texas law, the Seller's Disclosure Notice must include information about whether the property is located within:

Correct Answer

B) A municipal utility district (MUD) that levies taxes and provides utilities

The Seller's Disclosure Notice includes questions about whether the property is served by or located within a Municipal Utility District (MUD). MUDs levy taxes and provide water, sewer, and drainage services, which materially affect the property.

Answer Options
A
A military base influence zone that restricts civilian construction
B
A municipal utility district (MUD) that levies taxes and provides utilities
C
An area designated for future highway expansion by TxDOT
D
A neighborhood with above-average crime rates

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Key Terms:

sellers_disclosureMUDmunicipal_utility_districttaxes

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