Environmental
What is 'electromagnetic fields' (EMF) and why might it be relevant in a real estate disclosure?
AA type of structural measurement for homes
BInvisible lines of force surrounding electrical equipment and power lines; California requires disclosure of proximity to high-voltage power lines as a potential concern✓ Correct
CA type of soil condition affecting building foundations
DThe signal strength of wireless internet in a home
Explanation
EMF concerns arise from high-voltage power lines and electrical equipment. California's environmental hazard booklet (Residential Environmental Hazards) advises buyers about potential EMF concerns. Sellers and agents should be aware of proximity to high-voltage lines as a potentially material fact.
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