Environmental
A property with a known underground storage tank (UST) leak should be:
ASold immediately before cleanup costs increase
BDisclosed to potential buyers, with remediation status addressed in the transaction✓ Correct
CListed at full market value with no price adjustment
DConcealed from buyers to avoid liability
Explanation
Known UST contamination is a material fact requiring disclosure under Montana law. The seller should disclose the condition, provide remediation documentation, and the parties should address liability and costs in the contract.
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