Environmental
A property located near an EPA Superfund site should be disclosed in Delaware because:
AIt is required by federal tax law
BProximity to a Superfund site is a material fact that may affect value and desirability✓ Correct
CIt automatically reduces transfer taxes
DIt requires rezoning before sale
Explanation
Proximity to a Superfund site is a material fact—it can affect property value, desirability, and mortgage availability. Delaware's disclosure requirements and ethical obligations require this be disclosed.
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