Environmental (alternative)
An old Maryland property has painted surfaces with deteriorated, chalking paint. A lead inspection may be warranted because:
AAll paint deteriorates and is unsafe
BHomes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint, and deteriorated paint is a significant exposure hazard✓ Correct
CAll painted surfaces require disclosure
DModern paint is also regulated under the same standards
Explanation
Deteriorated lead paint in pre-1978 homes creates lead dust and chips that are ingestion and inhalation hazards, particularly for children. Maryland's lead paint regulations specifically address this risk.
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