Environmental
Which of the following is TRUE regarding radon gas in Florida real estate?
ARadon is not found in Florida because the state has no granite formations
BFlorida has one of the highest radon risk areas in the nation in parts of Alachua, Marion, and Pasco counties✓ Correct
CFlorida law requires radon testing before all property sales
DRadon only affects commercial properties
Explanation
While radon levels vary by region, certain areas of Florida (particularly central Florida counties like Alachua, Marion, and Pasco) have elevated radon risk. Florida law does not mandate testing, but disclosure of known radon issues is required.
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