Environmental
Which of the following is a seller's disclosure obligation regarding a private well on a Massachusetts property?
AThe seller need not disclose private wells
BThe seller should disclose the well on the Seller's Statement and provide any known test results for water quality✓ Correct
CThe seller must test the well water before listing and guarantee quality
DWell disclosure is only required for properties with children
Explanation
Sellers of Massachusetts properties with private wells should disclose this on the Seller's Statement of Property Condition. Buyers are advised to test water quality; some municipalities require water testing at time of sale.
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