Environmental
What is a Natural Hazard Disclosure (NHD) in California?
AA report on the property's flood insurance
BA required disclosure stating whether a property is in a designated natural hazard zone✓ Correct
CAn environmental impact report for new construction
DA pest inspection report
Explanation
California requires sellers to disclose whether a property is in a natural hazard zone — including flood zones, fire hazard zones, earthquake fault zones, seismic hazard zones, and others.
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