Environmental
In Delaware, a seller of residential property who is aware of lead-based paint must provide the buyer with:
AA certified lead inspection report at seller's expense
BThe lead hazard pamphlet 'Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home' and disclosure of known lead hazards✓ Correct
CAn indemnification agreement for all lead-related expenses
DA 30-day contingency period for independent lead testing only
Explanation
Under the federal Lead Disclosure Rule (Title X), sellers of pre-1978 housing must provide buyers with the EPA lead hazard pamphlet, disclose known lead-based paint and hazards, and give buyers a 10-day opportunity to conduct an inspection.
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