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Under federal lead-based paint disclosure law, which of the following is NOT required when selling a pre-1978 home?

Correct Answer

A) Removing all lead-based paint from the property before closing

The seller is NOT required to remove lead-based paint. The requirements are disclosure of known hazards, providing the EPA pamphlet, giving the buyer 10 days for inspection, and including disclosure language in the contract.

Answer Options
A
Removing all lead-based paint from the property before closing
B
Providing the buyer with 10 days to conduct a lead-based paint inspection
C
Providing the buyer with any known information about lead-based paint in the property
D
Including specific lead-based paint disclosure language in the sales contract

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