Environmental
In Maine, the presence of mold in a property is primarily a concern because:
AIt increases the property's assessed value
BIt can cause health problems and must be disclosed as a known material defect✓ Correct
CIt is regulated by the Maine Real Estate Commission
DIt automatically voids the purchase and sale agreement
Explanation
Mold can cause significant health problems and is considered a material defect in Maine. Sellers must disclose known mold issues under Maine's property disclosure requirements, and buyers may use the information as grounds for negotiation or cancellation.
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