Environmental
In Michigan, the concept of 'all appropriate inquiry' (AAI) in property transactions relates to:
AAsking all necessary questions at a real estate closing
BThe standard of environmental due diligence required by a prospective buyer to qualify for CERCLA innocent landowner protection✓ Correct
CCompleting all required government permit applications
DA LARA requirement for commercial property transactions
Explanation
CERCLA's 'all appropriate inquiry' standard (codified in federal regulations) requires prospective purchasers to conduct sufficient environmental due diligence (typically a Phase I ESA meeting ASTM E1527-21 standards) before purchasing to qualify for innocent landowner protection.
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