Contracts
Under Colorado's Contract to Buy and Sell, the 'Solar/Wind Energy System' addendum addresses what situation?
AProperties located near solar farms
BTransactions where a solar or wind energy system is part of the property and its ownership, lease, or purchase terms need to be specified✓ Correct
CProperties in CDOT wind corridors
DProperties with wind damage requiring disclosure
Explanation
Colorado's Solar/Wind Energy System addendum is used when a property has a solar or wind energy system that is either owned (included in the sale), leased, or financed separately. The addendum specifies the terms under which the system transfers or is handled in the transaction.
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