Environmental
The primary reason Mississippi real estate professionals should understand environmental issues is because:
AMREC requires a separate environmental license
BEnvironmental conditions are often material facts that affect property value, marketability, and safety✓ Correct
CAll real estate transactions require an environmental study
DEnvironmental issues only affect commercial properties
Explanation
Environmental conditions—contamination, flood risk, hazardous materials—are material facts that affect value, marketability, and the health and safety of occupants. Licensees must recognize and disclose known environmental issues.
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