Environmental
When an Arizona environmental report identifies a Recognized Environmental Condition (REC), it means:
AThe property is contaminated and cleanup is required
BThere is evidence or the likelihood of hazardous substances at the property that may require further investigation✓ Correct
CThe property passes all environmental standards
DThe property has been remediated successfully
Explanation
A REC is a condition indicative of the presence or likely presence of hazardous substances that may affect value and health. It warrants further investigation (Phase II ESA) but does not confirm contamination.
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