Environmental
A Kentucky homebuyer is purchasing a home with a well and septic system. The buyer should:
AAssume the systems are functioning without testing
BHave the well water tested and the septic system inspected✓ Correct
COnly test if the home is over 20 years old
DContact the EPA for a site inspection
Explanation
Buyers purchasing homes with private wells and septic systems should always have the well water tested for contaminants and the septic system inspected by a professional.
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