Environmental
A Missouri homebuyer's Phase I ESA reveals a 'recognized environmental condition' (REC). The next recommended step is:
ACancel the purchase immediately
BProceed with a Phase II ESA involving soil/groundwater sampling to assess actual contamination✓ Correct
CContact MREC
DFile a complaint with Missouri DNR
Explanation
A REC identified in a Phase I ESA indicates a potential issue requiring further investigation. A Phase II ESA involves actual sampling of soil, groundwater, and/or building materials to determine if contamination is present.
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