Environmental
When a Kansas property is sold 'as-is' and has known underground storage tanks, the buyer should:
AAccept the property without investigation since it is 'as-is'
BConduct proper due diligence including Phase I/II ESA regardless of the 'as-is' designation✓ Correct
CRely only on the seller's disclosures
DWait for KDHE to inspect after closing
Explanation
An 'as-is' sale does not eliminate the need for due diligence. Buyers should conduct Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments for properties with known or suspected USTs to assess contamination risk.
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